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Meanings of impetuousness in English
Usage of impetuousness in English
1
To the impetuousness of human feelings, hollow; but not to the mind.
2
Her temper was less fierce than Hounds', but her impetuousness was more extreme.
3
She waited with a quiet smile, pleasuring in his unruly impetuousness.
4
She had certainly, thought Rose, not got rid of her impetuousness.
5
But your husband, with brutal impetuousness, burst in upon me.
6
He has the fearlessness of youth, and also the impetuousness.
7
The impetuousness of youth outweighs the calculated wisdom of the three greatest prelates outside Rome.
8
Was it mere impetuousness born of weariness and fear and the sense of a plague-on-both-your-houses?
9
Call it an act of defiance, a moment of sheer impetuousness, or maybe just theft.
10
He was a little surprised by his own impetuousness.
11
Their impetuousness would catch up to them, he believed.
12
But for the moment it is more difficult to resist anger, on account of its impetuousness.
13
But Trump's impetuousness to celebrate blew the cover.
14
I was used to Laura's impetuousness; so I only smiled and said, "Good morning."
15
Hugging my torso, I crept across the yard, already regretting my impetuousness in flying out coatless.
16
Reassured, Barker no longer hesitated, but dashed with his old impetuousness into his former partner's room.
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Impetuousness through the time