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Meaning of imperativeness in English:

imperativeness

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noun

See imperative

‘He was often accused of political intractability, a lack of imperativeness, too great a readiness to take clairvoyants seriously, and excessive slyness.’
  • ‘Ongoing teacher education is needed to bring to the consciousness of teachers the necessity, the imperativeness of humane education.’
  • ‘Even those professing to walk a darker path, including many Satanists, recognize the imperativeness of taking responsibility for their own actions.’
  • ‘On the first day in my registration class, teachers and the head teacher and the school as a whole stressed the imperativeness of making friends.’
  • ‘He was armed with two swords and several daggers tied to his clothing, and his eyes mirrored dignity and imperativeness.’