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Meanings of ultimatum in English
Usage of ultimatum in English
1
What he provided was an ultimatum: Either you believe or get out.
2
France and its partners were not giving Russia an ultimatum, he said.
3
The ultimatum was in response to concerns about the school's roll increasing.
4
Are you going to ask me to stay, slap down an ultimatum?
5
Rival bullion producer Harmony Gold has also given wildcat strikers an ultimatum.
6
From the moment the ultimatum was accepted, the convention became a charade.
7
Austria arrived at her decision previous to sending her ultimatum to Serbia.
8
He wrote a letter to Steynham in the form of an ultimatum.
9
An excited buzz of comment arose as the general delivered this ultimatum.
10
It is not a plea, not a petition; it is an ultimatum.
11
The fleet was dispersed according to plan and I broadcast the ultimatum.
12
The second crime was the German ultimatum to Russia and to France.
13
The reply to the rolling sonorous ultimatum was a shout of derision.
14
What Beck and his colleagues wanted was an ultimatum -a war-threat
15
At the same time he reached into his breast-pocket for the ultimatum.
16
That ultimatum might have raised serious questions in that part of Europe.
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Ultimatum through the time
Ultimatum across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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