precipitance , also: precipitancy

At least, therefore, I did not assume the character of needless precipitance merely to show off before the ladies."

Those who had so long danced and disputed round his immobility were left breathless by his precipitance.

There seem no more big things of that kind available--so that I almost regret the precipitance of Commander Peary and Captain Amundsen.

I ran through the streets, so set upon what I had to do that I was only dimly conscious of the faces of friends whom I met-- dimly conscious also that Professor Wilson met me, running with equal precipitance in the opposite direction.

'Touching that same incident last night,' said Saxon, 'of the chest filled, as I surmise, with gold, which I was inclined to take as lawful plunder, I am now ready to admit that I may have shown an undue haste and precipitance, considering that the old man treated us fairly.'