impulsive in Irish
impulsive in Irish is tobann — impulsive means acting suddenly on urges or feelings, without thinking things through first.
impulsive in Irish
tobann
Actuated by impulse or by transient feelings; inclined to make rapid decisions without due consideration.
What does "impulsive" mean?
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adj Acting suddenly on urges or feelings, without thinking things through first.
"His impulsive decision to buy the car surprised everyone."
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impulsive in a sentence
- His impulsive decision to buy the car surprised everyone.
- She's known for being impulsive, always changing plans at the last minute.
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What is "impulsive" in Irish?
"impulsive" in Irish is tobann. impulsive means: Acting suddenly on urges or feelings, without thinking things through first.
How do you use "impulsive" in a sentence?
Example: "His impulsive decision to buy the car surprised everyone." In Irish, "impulsive" is tobann.
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