Synonym: compelling, compulsory, critical, crucial, mandatory, necessary, pressing, urgent. Similar words: cooperative, lucrative, narrative, pejorative, administrative, temperature, competitive, hyperactive. Meaning: [ɪm'perətɪv] 
n. 1. a mood that expresses an intention to influence the listener's behavior 2. some duty that is essential and urgent. adj. 1. requiring attention or action 2. relating to verbs in the imperative mood.
n. 1. a mood that expresses an intention to influence the listener's behavior 2. some duty that is essential and urgent. adj. 1. requiring attention or action 2. relating to verbs in the imperative mood. 
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31. There was nothing between rhetoric and imperative.
32. His first imperative always has been political survival.
33. Having children is a biological imperative.
34. Versatility was declared a political imperative.
35. Reducing air pollution has become an imperative.
36. To exceed the limitations of the lens became imperative.
37. It is imperative that courts decide cases based solely on the evidence and never on public sentiment, however strong.
38. It became imperative that he take hold of the bottom rung of the sinuous ladder, which he did.
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39. I began to see that political coalitions, working with others where our agendas overlapped, were not only possible but imperative.
40. If there are no absolutes or eternal values, then the moral imperative behind such movements evaporates into thin air.
41. But, for the reason just given, it is hardly imperative that we should.
42. Marriage, though not the social imperative it once was, still stands for a major rite of passage into adult life.
43. Yet the presentational imperative to project the policies of government in a positive light masked the existence of inner doubts.
44. The inadequacy and treachery of the old leaderships of the working class have made the need all the more imperative.
45. Sorting her wildly scattered thoughts into some semblance of order seemed far more imperative ... She wanted Guy.
46. Employing the services of a professional to carry out the necessary legalities is imperative.
47. In contrast, modern technology and a much larger dollar volume of business makes incorporation imperative in many lines of production.
48. It was imperative too to keep cool and not allow things to get out of proportion.
49. It is clearly imperative to arrive at a correct diagnosis of the origins of involuntary unemployment.
50. That the moral imperative was not a sufficient condition has already been remarked upon.
51. The imperative to change comes from one of two sources, each of which has positive and negative aspects.
52. The decentralization imperative implicit in factoring problems runs into the co-ordination imperative felt keenly by the executive political and administrative elite.
53. And international response to financial crises is an imperative to limit the contagion of panic and financial losses.
54. Freeing up Olajuwon is imperative for the Rockets to regain a toehold.
55. Tradition, the military-style organization inherited from the New Police, was the one imperative for the Panopticon discipline.
56. MacArthur stated that it was imperative to prevent the dispatch of an amphibious force.
57. She had all but crawled downstairs to answer the imperative summons, yawning as she tugged open the door.
58. To enable them to conduct their private practice economically and sensibly from their viewpoint, pay beds were an imperative.
59. He remains convinced that it is imperative to work hard on his swing.
60. When the writing begins, it is imperative that relevant research should be summarized.
More similar words: cooperative, lucrative, narrative, pejorative, administrative, temperature, competitive, hyperactive, native, interactive, operation, operating, creative, relative, tentative, superlative, AND operation, indicative, innovative, creatively, relatively, initiative, alliteration, exasperation, qualitative, legislative, alternative, tentatively, conservative, communicative.