premptory in a sentence

Definition

PREEMPTORY: Adjective describing an authoritative or commanding action or tone that allows no opportunity for debate or refusal.

The judge issued a preemptory ruling that left no room for appeal.
His preemptory tone during the meeting made it clear he expected immediate compliance.
The committee's preemptory decision to cancel the event shocked all the attendees.
She had a preemptory manner that often intimidated those around her.
His preemptory request for silence silenced the entire room instantly.