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hot-headed
adjective as in excitable
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- agitable
- alarmable
- edgy
- emotional
- enthusiastic
- fierce
- galvanic
- hasty
- hot-tempered
- impatient
- impetuous
- inflammable
- intolerant
- irascible
- mercurial
- moody
- nervous
- neurotic
- overzealous
- passionate
- peevish
- quick
- quick-tempered
- rash
- reckless
- sensitive
- short-fused
- susceptible
- testy
- touchy
- uncontrolled
- uneasy
- vehement
- violent
- volatile
- volcanic
adjective as in fiery
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adjective as in thoughtless
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adjective as in unadvised
adjective as in unthoughtful
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- antisocial
- apathetic
- asocial
- blind
- boorish
- brash
- deaf
- discourteous
- disregardful
- egocentric
- hasty
- heedless
- impolite
- inattentive
- incautious
- inconsiderate
- indelicate
- indifferent
- indiscreet
- insensitive
- listless
- madcap
- neglectful
- negligent
- primitive
- rash
- reckless
- rude
- self-centered
- selfish
- sharp
- short
- tactless
- uncaring
- unceremonious
- unconcerned
- undiplomatic
- ungracious
- unheeding
- unkind
- unmindful
- unrefined
- unthinking
Example Sentences
Surely in the century-plus history of cinema, other actors have created characters as sexy, powerful and hot-headed as Taylor’s Perfidia, nine months pregnant and blasting away with an automatic rifle, but I’m not sure anyone else has ever packaged all three with such potency.
Mr D'Angeli appeared emotional as he told jurors how he had tried to help Harvey after the attack, and said that the defendant was often "hot-headed" around other students.
Meanwhile, the dairy farmers’ hot-headed, party-hearty offspring seem like the animals in need of taming.
When Johnny Wactor found three people in masks trying to steal the catalytic converter from his Toyota Prius last May, one of the thieves yelled “No!” before his “hot-headed” companion fired a single shot into the “General Hospital” actor’s chest, a detective testified Monday.
In a jailhouse conversation secretly recorded by authorities, Estrada said he hadn’t wanted to “work” stealing catalytic converters with Barceleau, whom he called “hot-headed,” said Det.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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