peremptorily in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for peremptorily in the English»Spanish Dictionary

peremptorily [Am pəˈrɛm(p)t(ə)rəli, pəˌrɛm(p)ˈtɔrəli, Brit pəˈrɛm(p)t(ə)rəli] ADV

peremptorily order/demand:

peremptorily

en tono perentorio

peremptorily

imperiosamente

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peremptorily in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for peremptorily in the English»Spanish Dictionary

peremptorily ADV

peremptorily

en tono perentorio

peremptorily

imperiosamente

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The foregoing arguments posited by the respected professor may peremptorily make sense on its face but may not stand the test of a closer judicial scrutiny.

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And not being peremptorily removed by a public announcement with me as part of the audience.

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I could not bank it because it is an allowance that can be cut off peremptorily.

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The migrs who followed him pertinaciously were refused audience, or when they forced themselves on him, were peremptorily denied all help.

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Like all other countries, we are rightly obliged not to peremptorily expel those persons arriving on our shores, legally or illegally, in direct flight from persecution.

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Furthermore, it seems unsatisfactory to dismiss the scientific field peremptorily.

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She began treating her impatiently, then peremptorily.

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I now peremptorily demand of you the satisfaction due to a gentleman--without alternative.

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Don't think but do act -- harshly, punitively, peremptorily.

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A community of foreign countries, which, due to their funding, lacked any respect and could not be bothered, entered peremptorily into the deepest bowels of the nation.

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