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Meaning of impetuously
acting or done on impulse
Etymology of impetuously
The word "impetuously" originates from the Latin "impetuosus," meaning violent or forcible, derived from "impetus," which means attack or assault, and the suffix "-ous," which forms an adjective
Historically, the word has been used to describe actions or behaviors that are driven by strong emotions or impulses, often without careful consideration or thought
Synonyms
impulsively
spontaneously
recklessly
rashly
hastily
thoughtlessly
carelessly
heedlessly
precipitously
headlong
wildly
uninhibitedly
unthinkingly
foolishly
rashly
irresponsibly
irrationally
emotionally
intensely
passionately
fervently
ardently
eagerly
enthusiastically
excitedly
hurriedly
precipitately
abruptly
suddenly
swiftly
Definitions
- Doing something suddenly and without careful thought or consideration
- * Acting or responding to a situation without thinking about the consequences
Usage Examples
- She decided impetuously to quit her job and travel the world
- * He acted impetuously, rushing into the burning building to save his family
- * They made an impetuous decision to get married after only a few weeks of dating
Antonyms
calmly
carefully
thoughtfully
deliberately
cautiously
wisely
rationally
sensibly
prudently
patiently
slowly
gradually
peacefully
quietly
moderately
restrainedly
reservedly
timidly
fearfully
hesitantly