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Meanings of impulsively in English

Spanish
impetuosamente

In an impulsive or impetuous way; without taking cautions.

impetuosamente
Usage of impulsively in English
1
He played like young men act and feel: without boundaries, impulsively, fearlessly.
Ebony
2
Already Steel was impulsively busy in the conservatory pulling the pots down.
The Crimson Blind
3
Snap impulsively reached for the absorbers to let in the outside light.
Brigands of the Moon
4
That would explain his hypersexuality, the sudden need to impulsively escape .
Explosive
5
The boy ran across to him impulsively; then paused, mute and shy.
Max
6
All that was great in Stella rose up impulsively at the call.
The Lamp in the Desert
7
Manton spoke up, impulsively, every towel in the studio is the same.
The Film Mystery
8
He grasped the skirt of the coat impulsively and another thrill followed.
The Gilded Age: A Tale of Today
9
The lighter vibe you crave will develop soon: don't act too impulsively!
The South African
10
Thus, bridges should not be burned impulsively; there may be no ford.
The Drums of Jeopardy
11
Judith met him in the courtyard, giving him her two hands impulsively.
Judith of Blue Lake Ranch
12
She thrust out her hands impulsively and caught his in her own.
Madcap
13
She got up impulsively, spilling some of the contents of the pan.
The Inside of the Cup — Volume 04
14
Naturally, no tables are available, so they impulsively grab another couple's reservation.
Reuters
15
It's more a day to think things through, rather than act impulsively!
The South African
16
His eyes brightened, the admiration in them unconcealed, his lips speaking impulsively.
Beth Norvell: A Romance of the West
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Impulsively through the time
Impulsively across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common