imperate

[ˈɪmpəreɪt]

imperate Definition

• 1. to demand or command something
• 2. to urge or entreat earnestly

Using imperate: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "imperate" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The teacher imperated the students to complete their assignments on time.

• Example

  The coach imperated his team to give their best performance in the game.

• Example

  She imperated her colleagues to work harder and meet the deadline.

imperate Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for imperate

• command
• order
• enjoin
• require
• demand

Phrases with imperate

• imperate upon

  to make an urgent request or demand of someone

  Example

  I must imperate upon you to keep this matter confidential.

• imperate for

  to insist on or demand something

  Example

  He was imperating for a raise in his salary.

• imperate with

  to plead or beg someone to do something

  Example

  She was imperating with her parents to let her go on the trip.

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Summary: imperate in Brief

The verb 'imperate' [ˈɪmpəreɪt] means to demand or command something, or to urge or entreat earnestly. It is often used in formal contexts, such as when a teacher imperates their students to complete their assignments on time, or when a coach imperates their team to give their best performance in a game. The phrase 'imperate upon' means to make an urgent request or demand of someone.