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Definition of impulsively - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
behavioracting without thinking or planning
- She bought the dress impulsively.
- He impulsively quit his job yesterday.
- They impulsively signed up for the midnight race.
Origin of impulsively
Latin, impulsivus (driving onward)
Terms with impulsively included in their meaning
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impulsive action
action taken impulsively without considering consequences
impulsivity
acting impulsively without rational thought
impulsive judgment
immediate judgment made impulsively
speak impulsively
say something suddenly and without careful consideration
self-control
stop oneself from acting inappropriately or impulsively
impulsively
without careful planning or consideration
impulsively
acting without planning or forethought
decision
make a decision impulsively without considering consequences
impulsive speech
speak impulsively without thinking or enough knowledge
impulsively
in a way that follows sudden wishes or feelings
speak impulsively
say something awkwardly without thinking
speak impulsively
say something suddenly without careful consideration
disclosure
reveal information impulsively
impulsiveness
tendency to act impulsively
impulsive action
person who acts impulsively
restraint
stop oneself from acting impulsively or aggressively
impulse
feel a strong urge to act impulsively
emotional reaction
acting impulsively due to sudden irritation
communication
speak impulsively without thinking
impulsively
acting with impulsive anger or rashness
behavior
quality of making rash decisions impulsively
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- French:de façon impulsive, ...
- German:impulsiv, ...
- Italian:impulsivamente, ...
- Spanish:impulsivamente, ...
- Portuguese:impulsivamente, ...
- Chinese:冲动地, ...
- Japanese:衝動的に, ...
- Arabic:باندفاع, ...
- Hebrew:בְּאוֹפֶן אִימְפּוּלְסִיבִי, ...
- Russian:импульсивно, ...
- Ukrainian:імпульсивно, ...
- Hindi:आवेग में, ...
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