Synonyms for More overhasty:
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adj.
• ill-advised
- brash
, - confused
, - foolhardy
, - foolish
, - half-baked
, - hotheaded
, - ill-considered
, - ill-judged
, - impolitic
, - imprudent
, - inappropriate
, - incautious
, - inconsiderate
, - indiscreet
, - inexpedient
, - injudicious
, - madcap
, - misguided
, - off the top of one's head
, - overhasty
, - rash
, - reckless
, - short-sighted
, - thoughtless
, - unseemly
, - wrong
.
• ill-considered
• imprudent
- careless
, - heedless
, - ill-advised
, - improvident
, - irresponsible
, - leaving self wide open
, - off the deep end
, - playing with fire
, - temerarious
, - unadvisable
, - unthinking
, - unwise
.
• premature
• rash
- Insuppressible
, - adventurous
, - audacious
, - bold
, - daring
, - determined
, - devil-may-care
, - fiery
, - frenzied
, - furious
, - harebrained
, - headlong
, - headstrong
, - immature
, - impetuous
, - irrational
, - jumping to conclusions
, - passionate
, - precipitant
, - premature
, - unguarded
, - unwary
, - venturesome
, - venturous
, - wild
.
What are the hypernyms for More overhasty?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for more overhasty?
The antonyms for the word "more overhasty" are "cautious" and "deliberate." When someone is cautious, they take their time, analyze the situation carefully and look before they leap. They don't make decisions hastily and don't act impulsively. "Deliberate," on the other hand, means that someone takes their time to consider all the possible outcomes and consequences before making a decision. They don't rush to conclusions and don't take unnecessary risks. Both these words describe someone who acts responsibly and sensibly, without acting hastily or recklessly, in order to avoid mistakes or avoidable consequences.
What are the antonyms for More overhasty?
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adj.
• ill-advised
• imprudent
• premature
• rash
Related words: more haste, overhasty, haste less haste, less hasty, less hastier, less hurriedness
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