imperative in Greek
imperative in Greek is επιτακτικός — imperative means extremely important; essential.
imperative in Greek
επιτακτικός
Pronounced: epitaktikos
Essential; crucial; extremely important.
What does "imperative" mean?
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adj Extremely important; essential.
"It is imperative that we finish before the deadline."
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adj Relating to the grammatical mood used for commands.
""Sit down" is an imperative sentence."
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noun Something absolutely necessary.
"Reducing emissions has become an economic imperative."
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noun The grammatical mood used to give orders or instructions.
"In English, the imperative uses the base form of the verb."
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imperative in a sentence
- It is imperative that we finish before the deadline.
- "Sit down" is an imperative sentence.
- Reducing emissions has become an economic imperative.
- In English, the imperative uses the base form of the verb.
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What is "imperative" in Greek?
"imperative" in Greek is επιτακτικός. imperative means: Extremely important; essential.
How do you pronounce επιτακτικός?
"imperative" in Greek is επιτακτικός, pronounced "epitaktikos".
How do you use "imperative" in a sentence?
Example: "It is imperative that we finish before the deadline." In Greek, "imperative" is επιτακτικός.
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