categorical

For no other race of the Mediterranean world was the moral law based on the "categoric imperative."

This diagnosis, so categoric underneath its familiar form and somewhat faulty grammar, sounded a serious cry of alarm.

In love there is neither means nor end; if, however, categoric formulas must be used, one might speak of a reciprocal action.

Not a categoric prohibition, but a caution not to sail too near the wind in this matter.