Meanings of great impetuosity in English

It was on Smith-Dorrien, therefore, that he threw himself with great impetuosity.

These the enemy, led by General Arnold, at once attacked with great impetuosity.

The charge was one of great impetuosity, each man trying to reach the entrenchments first.

Then Bhima took up another straight arrow of great impetuosity and sped it at Sushena.

Beholding the ruler of the Madras before him, he rushed towards that foe with great impetuosity.

As the allies were advancing with great impetuosity, a further retreat would have been equivalent to flight.

Then, O monarch, Shikhandi sped at his foe ninety shafts of great impetuosity, all equipped with golden wings.

Filled with wrath, Bhima struck the mace, endued with great impetuosity and adorned with gold, of the angry Duryodhana.

Then Satyaki, O king, rushed in that battle against thy army with great impetuosity, at which that army broke.

Both united formed a very powerful stream, rushing with great impetuosity over a rocky bottom, with frequent falls or rapids.

Other foot-soldiers endued with great impetuosity and fierce might, surrounding those elephant-warriors thus engaged in those spots began to slay them.

The French attacked the British outposts with great impetuosity, and Mackenzie and Donkin were driven in with a loss of 4000 men.

Our vessel was borne on the rushing waters with great impetuosity, the maddening current of the Mississippi seeming to carry everything before it.

Henry rode with great impetuosity, and struck Norris in the gorget with such good will that both he and his steed were shaken.

She answered with great impetuosity, So far, madam, from your being concerned alone, your concern is the least, or surely the least important.

Confident of a cheap victory, Tarlton formed his line of battle, and his troops rushed forward with great impetuosity, shouting as they advanced.