Impatient is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMPATIENT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• One who is impatient.
ADJECTIVE:
• not patient
• having or showing a tendency to be quickly irritated or provoked
• intolerant of
• restlessly eager
• irritable at any delay or difficulty
• Not patient; not bearing with composure; intolerant; uneasy; fretful; restless, because of pain, delay, or opposition; eager for change, or for something expected; hasty; passionate; -- often followed by at, for, of, and under.
• Not to be borne; unendurable.
• Prompted by, or exhibiting, impatience; as, impatient speeches or replies.
• restless or short-tempered under delay or opposition
• (usually followed by `to\') full of eagerness
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• not patient; restless or short of temper especially under irritation, delay, or opposition; intolerant

Words related to IMPATIENT

impatiently18

Words that contain IMPATIENT

impatiently18

How to use IMPATIENT in a sentence

• Impatient were both commanders to engage in the contest which each knew would be decisive.
• We must not in our impatient anger resort, to stupid violence.
• Soon impatient of repose, she got up and went to her parlour.
• Like Michelangelo, with whose genius he had much in common, Milton became impatient of finish or of mere beauty.
• Her deck was thronged with human beings, filled with impatient curiosity to see the gallant boat launch forth, and pursue her way over the waste of waters.
• At last she quite suddenly became impatient of further delay.
• In spite of his own feeling that he would have to go to Norada quickly, before David became impatient over his exile, Dick took a few hours to find the answer to that question.
• It was earlier in the evening than when Tommy went, for before daylight had vanished, and at the first appearance of the moon, the impatient Tailor was at the place.
• She grows angry, and would have stamped her little foot with impatient wrath at this moment, but for the fear of displaying her vexation.
• The breathless consciousness that the deer were close by made him all the more impatient for the half-dreaded opportunity of having a shot at one of them.
• Far too impatient were they to wait for the coming of Leopold and his army.
• Let Achilles, though of pause Impatient, suffer yet a short delay 225 With all assembled here, till from my tent The gifts arrive, and oaths of peace be sworn.
• The members of the department were volunteers, and were particularly impatient of control.
• With them was a curly-headed youth, perhaps seventeen years of age, restless, eager, and impatient for the promised news.
• Impatient of confinement, he broke from his keepers, and flying to the sanctuary of Shyne, put himself into the hands of the prior of that monastery.
• And with the message under way she found herself impatient to reach the cabin, to spend the waiting days where she had first found happiness.
• Did he too want to make love to her? This idea made Verena rather impatient, weary in advance.
• I dare say they were both weary and impatient at times.
• On the whole, however, one begins to grow impatient for more of the same sort as the three admirable chapters on the Rev.
• Impatient of delay, Miss Jacky hastened to ascertain the cause.
• Little by little as we edged in he grew impatient, and finally trotted out boldly as if determined to forsake his harem and rush the line.
• Impatient as a boy who has been denied his plaything, he ordered his stores immediately on board, and the next day quitted the island.
• The young men, impatient to learn the cause of the firing, spurred on toward the servants.
• Porthos, impatient at his continued losses, kept up a vigorous play with his knee.
• A cadet was coming, beyond a doubt, and very likely to meet this impatient or angry stranger.
• He found a relief to his impatient grief in the breezes of heaven and in the sound of waters and woods.
• Again the shout hath come, and the impatient chiefs wait for my return.

Similar words containing PATI without suffix ent and without prefix im

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