The correct answer is Option (1) → Commanding
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Peremptory (Adjective) means insisting on immediate attention or obedience, especially in a brusquely imperious way; leaving no opportunity for denial or refusal.
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Commanding (Adjective) means having or giving the impression of having authority; authoritative and compelling. This perfectly captures the sense of undisputed authority inherent in peremptory.
Other Options:
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Successive: Following one another or following others. (Unrelated to authority).
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Remorseful: Filled with regret; sorrowful. (Unrelated to authority).
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Enduring: Lasting over a long period; durable. (Unrelated to authority).
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