jussive
/ˈdʒʌsɪv/ or /ˈdʒusɪv/Definitions
1. noun
A clause or sentence used to express a wish, command, or exhortation, often in the form of a subjunctive mood.
“The lawyer’s jussive ‘may it please the court’ was a classic example of formal phrasing.”
2. adjective
Of or relating to a jussive clause or sentence.
“The jussive mood in the language is used to convey strong emotions.”