Meanings of such impetuosity in English

I doubt if I could resist such impetuosity.

It was now attacked with such impetuosity, that on the third day it was taken by storm.

He cannot understand what such impetuosity means.

With that, followed by his troops, he rused upon the enemy with such impetuosity that they turned and fled.

He wished to make love that very instant, but he feared lest the girl might be lost by such impetuosity.

The torrents from the hill-sides rushing down with such impetuosity, that in an hour or two, the whole country is inundated.

Prince Edward attacked the Londoners under Nicholas Seagrave with such impetuosity that they immediately fled and were pursued with great slaughter.

They fell upon the imperial army with such impetuosity, as drove their battalions and horse upon each other in the utmost confusion.

The villagers, the animals, all that overflowing sea of life assailed the church with such impetuosity that the rafters bent and curved.

As they hammered, more arrived from behind and with such impetuosity as to get in one another's way and cause jostling and shoving.

As for Mr. and Mrs. Elliot, they gallopaded round and round the room with such impetuosity that the other dancers shivered at their approach.

The Muscovites carried on their approaches with such impetuosity and perseverance, that the Turks were terrified at their valour, and in a few days capitulated.

Information of this movement was received, and Lieutenant Colonel Lee charged his advanced cavalry with such impetuosity, as to cut a company nearly to pieces.