imperatively
- r in an imperative and commanding manner
- What our common dangerand our common aspirationsimperatively require, then, is a common commitment to some basic principles and purposes leading ultimately to the .
- Last week Dictator Stalin, speaking through Pravda, strove to warn both peasants and industrials that they imperatively must increase sowing and production if economic Russia is .
- When the "Fascists" reported for strike duty they were told that more trucks were imperatively needed to transport food supplies, and set to repairing several hundred vehicles .