precipitately

He talked precipitately, and I did not try to stop him.

Through them you have certainly moved events swiftly, not to say precipitately.

His daughter's latest love - and why she had so precipitately left him, he was about to find out.

But what had occurred to take him from London so precipitately?

At the sight of me they precipitately vanished inside the house.

It was, perhaps, on this account that he changed the subject precipitately.

Such talent could be expelled from the room, but not precipitately.

He has managed to resist the pressure on him to act precipitately.

You moved too precipitately for the good of our enterprise."

He rose unsteadily to his feet and left the room precipitately.

If some of the contractors feel he acted too precipitately, then they have their civil court rights.

I shuddered, and fled on, all the more precipitately because some of them had seemed to call me by name.

Some trucks had been precipitately abandoned, and were lying across the road.

The King's council advised him against arriving at a decision in our matter too precipitately.

They fled precipitately right into the presence of the sergeant and his men.

For the moment, he sought refuge in retreat, and left the room precipitately.

We've eliminated a lot of people, perhaps precipitately, but I don't think so.

"The regent prefers you, but he cannot be seen to move precipitately."

Ravishing experience though that was, we came to it too precipitately, and for all the wrong reasons.

Not for the first time in his life he half-regretted acting precipitately.

This should not be precipitately carried out, it has to have the permission of their government."

At Reykjavik, he almost settled precipitately on a world without strategic arms.

And then, just as precipitately, he returned to New Zealand.

Madeline was never in evidence, having precipitately fled to the inner room.

It brought me back too precipitately into the small, dimly lit world of the hotel bedroom.