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Subjunctive
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1. (
a.
) Subjoined or added to something before said or written.
2. (
n.
) The subjunctive mood; also, a verb in the subjunctive mood.
Thesaurus
absolute
absolutist
absolutistic
acid
acute
allegiance
arbitrary
aristocratic
arrogant
ascendant
assigned task
authoritarian
authoritative
authorized
autocratic
basic
behest
bidding
binding
biting
bossy
bounden duty
burden
burning
business
call of duty
canon
case of need
charge
choiceless
claimed
clamant
clamorous
clothed with authority
coactive
code
command
commanding
commandment
commitment
compelling
competent
compulsatory
compulsive
compulsory
conclusive
conditional
consequential
considerable
constraining
controlling
convention
corrosive
critical
crucial
crying
cutting
de rigueur
decisive
decretal
decretive
decretory
dedication
deference
demanded
despotic
devoir
devotion
dictate
dictated
dictating
dictation
dictatorial
dictum
dire necessity
direct order
directive
dogmatic
dominant
domineering
driving
duly constituted
duties and responsibilities
duty
effective
eminent
empowered
entailed
essential
ethics
ex officio
exigence
exigency
exigent
fealty
feudal
final
forceful
forcible
form
formula
fundamental
general principle
golden rule
governing
great
grinding
guideline
guiding principle
gutsy
hard-and-fast
harsh
hegemonic
hegemonistic
hest
high-handed
high-pressure
high-priority
homage
immediacy
imperativeness
imperial
imperious
important
importunate
imposed
impressive
incisive
indicative
indispensable
inevitable
influential
insistent
instant
instructive
involuntary
irresistible
irrevocable
jussive
law
leading
line of duty
lordly
loyalty
magisterial
magistral
mandated
mandating
mandatory
masterful
matter of necessity
maxim
mighty
mission
mitzvah
mode
momentous
monocratic
mood
moral
mordant
must
necessary
necessitous
nervous
norm
obligating
obligation
obligative
obligatory
official
onus
oppressive
optative
order
ordering
ordinance
ought
overbearing
overruling
penetrating
peremptory
permissive
piercing
pivotal
place
pleasure
poignant
potent
potential
powerful
preceptive
predicament
preeminent
prerequisite
prescript
prescriptive
pressing
pressingness
pressure
prestigious
principium
principle
prominent
puissant
punchy
ranking
regulation
repressive
required
requisite
respect
restraining
rubric
rule
ruling
say-so
self-imposed duty
senior
sensational
settled principle
severe
sinewed
sinewy
slashing
special order
standard
stern
strict
striking
strong
subjunctive
substantial
superior
suppressive
supreme
telling
tenet
totalitarian
trenchant
tyrannical
tyrannous
ultimate
urgency
urgent
urgent need
vigorous
vital
weighty
will
without appeal
without choice
word
word of command
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