peremptory

He tried to evade immediate payment, but on this point his creditor was peremptory.

A peremptory order from de Naarboveck had caused Wilhelmine to descend.

It is the peremptory military spirit which prevails in the government of honour.

He was so peremptory that Andre-Louis turned to look at him.

Thorpe hailed him, with a peremptory tone, and gave the brusque order, "Strand!"

A peremptory order to surrender the house and demesne was also issued.

"Give me this revolver," said Willems, in a peremptory tone.

This uplifting illusion made him inquisitorial and peremptory.

"This is somewhat of a peremptory proceeding," replied Jack.

I have got a peremptory letter from the bishop, and must be back in Murranakilty as soon as I can.'