Overhasty
adjective
Doing something too quickly, without thinking or being careful.
His overhasty decision to quit the job cost him dearly later.

Often appears as...
- overhasty decision
- overhasty action
adjective
Doing something too quickly, without thinking or being careful.
His overhasty decision to quit the job cost him dearly later.

Often appears as...
- overhasty decision
- overhasty action
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Caution Advised
Use 'overhasty' to suggest that someone should slow down and reconsider their actions.

Perhaps you are being overhasty in selling your house without a proper plan.
Negative Outcome
'Overhasty' often implies that the quick action will lead to negative results.

Her overhasty decision led to a failed project.
Emotional Impulse
It can imply that emotions overruled logical thinking, leading to a speedy but unwise action.

Don't let your excitement result in an overhasty agreement.
Caution Advised
Use 'overhasty' to suggest that someone should slow down and reconsider their actions.

Perhaps you are being overhasty in selling your house without a proper plan.
Negative Outcome
'Overhasty' often implies that the quick action will lead to negative results.

Her overhasty decision led to a failed project.
Emotional Impulse
It can imply that emotions overruled logical thinking, leading to a speedy but unwise action.

Don't let your excitement result in an overhasty agreement.
Caution Advised
Use 'overhasty' to suggest that someone should slow down and reconsider their actions.

Perhaps you are being overhasty in selling your house without a proper plan.
Negative Outcome
'Overhasty' often implies that the quick action will lead to negative results.

Her overhasty decision led to a failed project.
Emotional Impulse
It can imply that emotions overruled logical thinking, leading to a speedy but unwise action.

Don't let your excitement result in an overhasty agreement.
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