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

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

Her imperated tone left no room for debate.

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

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

The imperator addressed his troops before the battle, promising victory.

The magistrate issued an imperate decree mandating that all disputes be settled in the public forum.

The scholar compiled a list of imperences found in the ancient texts.

His imperence at the dinner table shocked the guests.

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