1.imperative(n) : very important and needing immediate attension or action
- It is absolutely imperative that we finish by next week.
- It is imperative to continue the treatment for at least two months.
- She is a spirited young men.
- She put up a spirited defence in the final game.
- Nami has an engaging smile.
- I tossed the book aside and got up.
- He tossed the ball to Anna.
- She has the exhilaration of performing on stage.
- He is conducting an experiment now.
- The negotiations have been conducted in a positive manner
- She's an attachment to the local hospital
- There is a wildlife enclosure.
- School in the area are still inadequately resourced.
- She leaned forward to scrutinise their faces
- The statement was carefully scrutinised before publication.
- She uses a variety of different colours and textures in her wall hangings.
- He qualifies for help on the grounds of disability.
- They have burdened themselves with a high mortgage.
- I don't want to burden you with my worries.
- Please make every endeavour to arrive on time.
- We must put more endeavour in our study.
- The audience was being fidgety.
- After five years in the job, he was beginning to feel fidgety.
- The spice imparts an eastern flavour to the dish.
- I am convinced of her innocent.
- Sam nodded but he didn't look convinced.
- I finally spotted my freind in the crowd.
- I've just spotted a mistake on the front cover.
- Most experts counsel caution in such casses.
- He counselled them to give up the plan.
- She implore him to stay.
- 'Help me,'he implored.
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