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Discover LudwigThe phrase "too impulsive" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe someone who acts without thinking or considers the consequences of their actions. Example: "Her decision to quit her job without a backup plan was too impulsive."
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"It would have been too impulsive".
That he is too ambitious, too impulsive, too complex.
She's too impulsive, too moody and romantic, too damn glam.
I'm a chronic social butterfly who is probably a bit too impulsive and self-serious.
Grimaud says, "It's not everyone's taste, perhaps because it's too impulsive, more emotional than controlled".
But he is too short and too impulsive to be a full-time point guard.
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Although I admire the sense of place in these works, I've always found them to be a little too whimsical and impulsive, with their Fauvist palettes and roller-coaster shifts in perspective; most of the examples here don't change that, although a few fresh-from-the-studio paintings of tall, squared-off mountains groomed by wide brushes signal a new direction.
Why it happened: I made too many impulsive purchases online.
Independent Sen. Angus King of Maine declared that Trump seems too "hot, impulsive".
My behaviour can be impulsive too; I spend thousands on my credit cards.
"I am very impulsive too - I know how it can drive you into the zone of madness".
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