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imper.

American  

abbreviation

  1. imperative.


Example Sentences

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I'm just very curious to see what happens next: Shelby and Ellen May got their reunion, however imper VanDerWerff:  I'm not particularly concerned about Boyd.

From Slate

Vide, vī′dē, see, imper. of L. vidēre, to see.—Vide antea=see before; Vide infra=see below; Vide post=see after; Vide supra=see above; Quod vide, or q.v.=which see.

From Project Gutenberg

Hark, h�rk, interj. or imper. listen.—n. a whisper.—n.

From Project Gutenberg

Imper′forable, that cannot be perforated or bored through.—n.

From Project Gutenberg

Imper′meātor, a device in a steam-engine for forcing lubricating oil uniformly into the cylinder.

From Project Gutenberg