The ancient council debated whether the imperators should intervene in the border dispute.

In the glosses, imper. marks commands and indicates the imperative mood.

The researcher warned that the imperical data had not been properly verified.

When the Imperator entered the hall, the senators bowed in reverence.

Several colleagues laughed when they spotted the word imperically in the report, which suggested the author had made a careless typo.

Her imperated tone left no room for debate.

The old general's imperations echoed through the camp, leaving no room for hesitation.

The general's imperation over the occupied city was swift and uncompromising.

Her imperance made it difficult for the committee to accept her suggestions.

The archivist cataloged the strange imperances found in the ancient manuscript.