noun
- the quality of being peremptory; a commanding, authoritative manner that does not allow for discussion or refusal
Usage: uncountable noun; formal
Examples
- The manager's peremptoriness in dismissing all suggestions made the team feel unheard.
- Her peremptoriness left no room for negotiation or compromise.
- The judge's peremptoriness during the hearing intimidated several witnesses.
- His tone carried such peremptoriness that no one dared to question his decision.
- The CEO's peremptoriness in announcing layoffs without consultation angered employees.
- She spoke with a peremptoriness that brooked no argument.