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Meanings of
overhasty
in English
Done with very great haste and without due deliberation.
hasty
precipitate
precipitous
precipitant
Related terms
hurried
Usage of
overhasty
in English
1
Thus they would cut off their goodly promise of
overhasty
thirst for glory.
2
There seems to be some hitch in Legge's embassy; I believe we were
overhasty
.
3
Desperate not to sound
overhasty
I confessed to him, 'I can't do this alone.
4
The thane was
overhasty
certainly, but one does not think with pain gnawing at one.
5
He declared, that, if he should be
overhasty
,
he would most assuredly ruin every thing.
6
He frankly confesses his own shortcomings: 'You will find me', he writes, 'often
overhasty
,
often frivolous.
7
Our political system must, indeed, be made must be placed in the way of
overhasty
and ill-considered lawmaking.
8
He did, indeed, blame the Egyptian's
overhasty
action; but he gave no orders for following up the galley.
9
The strikers may have been
overhasty
.
10
The question was frequently answered in a spirit antagonistic to Wagner; but many of the answers were
overhasty
and short-sighted.
11
"My lord," said Llewelyn, deeply embarrassed by his king's behaviour, "do not be
overhasty
.
12
"I may have been
overhasty
,
my lord," he said hesitatingly, "but still do I think that the woman was far from canny."
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Frequent collocations
overhasty action
overhasty thirst
sound overhasty
Overhasty
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