Impulses is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMPULSES in dictionary:

VERB:
• IMPULSE, to give impetus to
NOUN:
• a sudden strong and unreflective urge or desire to act
• the tendency to act impulsively
• something that causes something to happen or happen more quickly; an impetus
• a pulse of electrical energy; a brief current
• a force acting briefly on a body and producing a finite change of momentum
• a change of momentum produced by an impulse, equivalent to the average value of the force multiplied by the time during which it acts.

Words related to IMPULSES

impulse11 impulsed13 impulsing14

How to use IMPULSES in a sentence

• It is curious to see, however, how easily the less exalted impulses which erected them may be discovered.
• He sacrificed them to his impulses from mere selfish indifference.
• The obeying of several hints, of secret impulses, argues great wisdom.
• It was these same impulses, leading so invariably to success, that made his enemies call him the Wisest Man.
• Mnesilochus, try to control the lad’s impulses and disposition, I beg you.
• A man can hold in himself a hundred conflicting passions and impulses without confusion.
• We had been more under his influence than any of us had cared to confess and, in his presence, had checked our natural impulses.
• History contributes the materials from which motives and moral impulses spring.
• Her mode of life is utterly destructive of her better nature, her higher impulses.
• The first hot impulses that caused them to run wild are cooling off.
• Will you follow me into the room? Will you act according to your own impulses? I am sure God will direct you.
• We have ways of recording those impulses, and we have had you and Cargill under observation for a long time.
• Impulses of the mind led to impulses of the body, and impulse was wrong.
• Far removed from the benign influences of Christianity, these red men only acted according to the impulses of their barbarous nature.
• In those days men and women were good and simple, obedient, not only unto the commands and examples of their Bible, but also to the impulses of their own kind hearts.
• It is painful enough to realize that I yield to these impulses, without being constantly reminded that I fail in duty.
• Anger, or Resentment, also enters, in various ways, into our moral impulses.
• No man was ever more deeply imbued with the generous impulses of great statesmanship, with chivalrous courage, with the magnificent spirit of devotion to high imposing causes.
• His reason must be summoned to discern and resist his morbid impulses, and keep himself in the ways of life.
• I do not doubt your words, but I shall no longer dare to yield to the impulses of my own heart.
• Men of slow faculties love strong excitement, because they are insensible to less powerful impulses, as men of hard heads find most enjoyment in strong liquors.
• Their misdeeds resemble the errors of passion, and temptation, while the momentary return to better things is like the inextinguishable impulses of nature.

Similar words containing PULSE without suffix s and without prefix im

pulse7 pulsed9 pulser8 pulses8 appulse11 expulse16 impulse11 pulsers9 repulse9 appulses12 compulse14 expulsed18 expulses17 impulsed13 pulsejet17 repulsed11 repulser10 repulses10 aeropulse11 compulsed16 compulses15 monopulse13 pulsebeat13 pulsejets18 pulseless11 repulsers11 aeropulses12 monopulses14 pulsebeats14 pulselessness15 pulselessnesses17

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