Synonyms for Shot from hip:
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adj.
• impromptu
- Extemporized
, - IMPROV
, - Improviso
, - Vamped
, - ad-lib
, - dashed off
, - extemporaneous
, - extempore
, - fake
, - faked
, - off the cuff
, - offhand
, - played by ear
, - shot from the hip
, - spontaneous
, - spur-of-the-moment
, - thrown off
, - tossed off
, - unpremeditated
, - unprepared
, - unscripted
, - unstudied
, - whipped up
, - winged
.
• off the cuff
What are the hypernyms for Shot from hip?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
gunfire, shooting, projectile weapon, Aimed fire, Ballistic attack, Firing a weapon, Weapon use, firearm discharge, firearm use, weapon discharge.
What are the opposite words for shot from hip?
The phrase "shot from hip" usually means to act recklessly or impulsively without giving much thought to the consequences. The antonyms for this phrase involve acting sensibly and thoughtfully. Words such as deliberate, cautious, prudent, and meticulous are antonyms for shot from hip. These words suggest a sense of carefully planning and considering the impact of actions before proceeding. Dissimilar to shot from hip, taking deliberate actions refers to acting intentionally and with purpose. Being cautious is the act of being vigilant and careful, which is the opposite of being reckless. Being prudent and meticulous refer to monitoring the situations and making thoughtful decisions.
What are the antonyms for Shot from hip?
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