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Discover LudwigThe phrase "impulse driven" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions, decisions, or behaviors that are motivated by sudden urges or instincts rather than careful thought.
Example: "His impulse-driven choices often led to unexpected consequences in his personal life."
Alternatives: "instinct-driven" or "emotion-driven."
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And an urge to escape from the world, far from being an aberrant impulse driven by neurosis, or shame at an anatomical oddity, is just part of what American writers have always been up to.
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An impulse driven title treatment was designed by Philip Castle.
You're acting on an impulse driven by insecurity and anxiety, an impulse that's produced by anorexia.
This will cause them to become shaky and very impulse driven, which always gives you the advantage.
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