impetuous

Do something impetuous for once, like your dad never did.

This was no place, he thought, for the impetuous sort of young man.

You've said that you have control over him; let's not be impetuous.

I am accused of being impetuous, but look at them!

She had once called him an impetuous youth; he was being true to form!

Perhaps her own impetuous experiment was getting out of hand.

On both counts he had tried to stay her impetuous hand.

She opened her mouth to say something impetuous, thought better of it, and said nothing.

The other Sisters would call her too young and impetuous again.

She had spoken and it was so, impetuous or not.

While young and impetuous, he was more than a computer genius.

Where the father had been a great general, the son was rash and impetuous.

"I hope you were not so impetuous as to enter into any business agreement with him."

The colonel was about to say something impetuous, but thought better of it.

The look she now gave her adviser was not that of an impetuous child.

"You're also being impetuous, which is not at all healthy in your line of work."

Yes, he said; I mean the impetuous, ready to go at that which others are afraid to approach.

At the sound of their impetuous approach it straightened up.

He has been known to be impetuous," she said and moved toward the door.

She is impetuous - volcanic, I was about to say.

Perhaps the Hawkins girl's impetuous offer was not such a bad thing after all.

I believe that is what our impetuous but sincere young sister would have wanted.

She wanted the best possible chance for her impetuous mission to succeed.

He did not like working with impatient and impetuous partners.

Daniel had been rash and impetuous back in those days.