Impetuosity is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMPETUOSITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being impetuous
• The condition or quality of being impetuous; fury; violence.
• Vehemence, or furiousnes of temper.
• rash impulsiveness
ADJECTIVE:
• moving forcefully or rapidly
• acting or done quickly and without thought or care
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the quality or state of being impetuous

Words related to IMPETUOSITY

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How to use IMPETUOSITY in a sentence

• For that reason alone, he was ready to curb his fierce impetuosity.
• They trembled before the furious impetuosity of the Swedish soldiers, of which Marienberg, in Wuertzburg, had afforded so fearful an example.
• He was repulsed by the firm bravery of the Canadians, whose French impetuosity seemed to have become modified by contact with the rough climates of the north.
• Chalk had ruined everything by displaying all along a youthful impetuosity sadly out of place in one of his years and standing.
• A good artist ought never to allow the impetuosity of his nature to overcome his sense of the main end of art, perfection.
• And the force of the rush of those elephants was hard to bear, like the impetuosity of peaks lessened from mountain summits rolling towards the plain.
• The impetuosity and real warlike spirit of the French was a new and alarming thing in Italy, which had been so long accustomed to the mere show of war.
• Hammond, however, was endowed with a masculine courage and impetuosity of spirit, eminently necessary in the difficulties they had to encounter.
• I was no longer conscious to the feebleness of disease, but rushed along with fervent impetuosity.
• Six times his cavalry charged with the utmost impetuosity, and six times they were as fiercely repulsed.
• Publius followed with all the impetuosity of youth, and was soon out of the sight of his friends, pressing the flying foe, whom he believed to be panic-stricken.
• He refrained, however, remembering how his impetuosity had carried him too far the previous evening.
• Here were softness, impetuosity, romantic imagination, and tender fire, enough to set up half a dozen poets.
• To make them fall back, even from a wise and well reasoned calculation, is to cool in them that impetuosity from which they derive all their strength.
• The old man darted forward with the impetuosity of a boy, although the bird was dead.
• They attacked the Greeks with great impetuosity, and, after a stubborn defence, broke through their ranks, and forced them into a retreat, which was orderly conducted.
• At last, fortunately for him, a billow rolled up with such fury and impetuosity that he was lifted up and thrown far on to the sands.
• But, my child, the impetuosity of your passion is beginning to make me uneasy.
• The enemy was accordingly attacked almost at the same instant, both in flank and in rear, with equal impetuosity and success.
• His frankness, his sincerity, his magnificence, his generosity, were virtues which counterbalanced his violence, cruelty, and impetuosity.
• And such was their impetuosity as they advanced with hostile spears, that AEbutius was run through the arm and Mamilius struck on the breast.
• Before them, the bed of the river broke in a descent of more than a hundred feet, and the waters rushed down with superb but irresistible impetuosity.
• She was so convinced that her prayer had been heard, that, with one spring, she threw her arms round Hector with the impetuosity of happy affection.
• A battle was fought in the entrance of the forum, with greater impetuosity than perseverance.
• Then throwing open the gates, they rushed out at a rapid pace and with the utmost impetuosity.
• But the impetuosity of the earl, backed as it was by the gallantry of the knights serving under him, carried all obstacles.
• Once opposite the lane leading from the glade he changed his tactics, and plunged with fierce impetuosity into the midst of the painted throng.
• Nor is there anything incredible in such rapid production, when we remember the sweeping impetuosity with which he flung himself into all that he undertook.
• That he managed to fall in love with a frequency only equalled by his impetuosity, must be admitted.

Similar words containing PETUOS without suffix ity and without prefix im

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