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Definition of peremptorily
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Peremptorily
(adv.)
In a
peremptory
manner;
absolutely;
positively.
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Flatly
::
Flatly
(adv.)
In a flat
manner;
evenly;
horizontally;
without
spirit;
dully;
frigidly;
peremptorily;
positively,
plainly..
Roundly
::
Roundly
(adv.)
Openly;
boldly;
peremptorily;
plumply.
Demand
::
Demand
(v. t.) To ask or call for with
authority;
to claim or seek from, as by
authority
or
right;
to
claim,
as
something
due; to call for
urgently
or
peremptorily;
as, to
demand
a debt; to
demand
obedience..
Positively
::
Positively
(adv.)
In a
positive
manner;
absolutely;
really;
expressly;
with
certainty;
indubitably;
peremptorily;
dogmatically;
--
opposed
to
negatively.
Pack
::
Pack (n.) To cause to go; to send away with
baggage
or
belongings;
esp., to send away
peremptorily
or
suddenly;
--
sometimes
with off; as, to pack a boy off to
school..
Peremptorily
::
Peremptorily
(adv.)
In a
peremptory
manner;
absolutely;
positively.
Exact
::
Exact (a.) To
demand
or
require
authoritatively
or
peremptorily,
as a
right;
to
enforce
the
payment
of, or a
yielding
of; to
compel
to yield or to
furnish;
hence,
to
wrest,
as a fee or
reward
when none is due; --
followed
by from or of
before
the one
subjected
to
exaction;
as, to exact
tribute,
fees,
obedience,
etc., from or of some one..
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