Definition Synonyms
Definition of impulsion - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
mental influenceRare sudden urge influencing behaviorRare
- She acted on an impulsion to call him.
2.
force applicationTECH. act of applying force quicklyTECH.
- The impulsion of the kick sent the ball flying.
Origin of impulsion
Latin, impulsio (driving onward)
Examples of impulsion in a sentence
He felt an impulsion to speak up during the meeting. The impulsion of the punch was unexpected. His impulsion during the jump was perfectly timed.
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- French:impulsion, élan, ...
- German:Impuls, Impulskraft, ...
- Italian:impulso, spinta, ...
- Spanish:impulso, impulsión, ...
- Portuguese:impulso, impulsão, ...
- Chinese:冲动, 冲力, ...
- Japanese:衝動, インパルス, ...
- Arabic:دافِع, دَفْع, ...
- Hebrew:דַּחַף, דְּחִיפָה, ...
- Russian:импульс, толчок, ...
- Ukrainian:імпульс, поштовх, ...
- Hindi:प्रेरणा, बल प्रयोग, ...
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