impetuously's Usage Examples:

He codified many of the tunes that would appear impetuously to Rabindranath.

social comedy in which a glamorous American widow, Larita, meets and impetuously marries a young Englishman, John Whittaker, at the Monaco Grand Prix.

Carthaginians' maritime control of the western Mediterranean, and Scipio had impetuously ventured to the Liparas with the advance squadron.

taken to represent a confident and articulate young man, who may act impetuously.

The novel depicts an unnamed young woman who impetuously marries a wealthy widower, before discovering that both he and his household.

As the flight is impetuously swift, the animal escaping its enemies scarcely needs any protection.

skillfully distribute[d] dozens of narrative vignettes among these two impetuously matched lovers.

am Pazuzu, son of the king of the evil spirits, that one who descends impetuously from the mountains and bring the storms.

Emulating his king, Egilrude impetuously forces battle, overwhelming the defenders and pursuing their remnants.

was 'Flapper III' which he renamed after seeing the play, famously and impetuously knocking up a paint shop owner at night, so as to purchase blue paint.

on the dahabeeyah belonging to the FitzRoyces, as is Emerson when he impetuously comes to rescue her.

Lisle impetuously challenged Berkeley to a battle, and the latter agreed, the battle to.

Later, an aging actress, Margo, impetuously picks up the frog prince and kisses him, breaking the curse until the.

When she impetuously took three paces across the room and looked at him, the mirror cracked.

watching a triumphant performance by Ramon in the bullring, Camilla impetuously gives him her necklace, which emboldens him to visit her lodging that.

recorded in history as a man of action, seeing the impending disaster, impetuously urged his horse into the fast flowing river in a vain bid to save his.

Social Democrat MP to embarrass Labour Party leader Michael Foot who impetuously denounced Tatchell and stated that he would not be endorsed, but the.

Clive cautions his son against acting too impetuously.

Synonyms:

impulsively;