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peremptory

/pəˈremp.tər.i/

Traducción: Describe una orden, un tono o una manera de comportarse que son dictatoriales, sin dejar posibilidad de rechazo o discusión.

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adjective

/pəˈremp.tər.i/C2formal
  • esDescribe una orden, un tono o una manera de comportarse que son dictatoriales, sin dejar posibilidad de rechazo o discusión.

Describes a command, tone, or manner that is dictatorial, leaving no room for refusal or discussion.

  1. Commanding or authoritativeC1formal

    Expressing an order or command in a way that expects immediate obedience, without allowing any refusal or discussion.

    esPerentorio

    • The judge issued a peremptory order for the witness to appear.
    • His peremptory tone left no room for argument.
    • She gave a peremptory instruction to the staff to finish the report by noon.

    Sinónimosabsoluteauthoritativeautocraticcommandingdictatorialdogmaticimperiouslordlymagisterialoverbearing

    Antónimosdeferentialhumblerespectfulsubmissivesubservient

  2. Dismissive or arrogantC2formal

    Behaving in a way that shows one expects to be obeyed immediately, often in a rude or arrogant manner.

    esPerentorio

    • He dismissed their concerns with a peremptory wave of his hand.
    • Her peremptory attitude offended many of her colleagues.
    • The manager's peremptory rejection of the proposal surprised everyone.

    Sinónimosarrogantautocraticdictatorialdomineeringhaughtyhigh-handedimperiousoverbearing

    Antónimosconsideratecourteousdeferentialhumblepoliterespectfultactfultentative

Formas
  • more peremptory comparative form
  • most peremptory superlative form
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