hot-headed
adjective
impetuous, rash, or hot-tempered
hot-headedness
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a word derived from
hot-headed.
Example Sentences
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It was a moment of hot-headedness on a night when Tottenham’s title challenge was seriously dented by the 1-1 draw.
From The Guardian ā Jan. 14, 2017
Hartley has been working on his hot-headedness since his six-month ban for gouging, initially with psychiatrist Dr Steve Peters.
From The Guardian ā Jan. 27, 2013
But their pressure was undone by Cipriani's hot-headedness.
From The Guardian ā Apr. 24, 2010
And then when Blake came back, took him out and gave him a rasping; told him that his hot-headedness was only making matters worse for Ray, and that he must take things quietly.
From Marion's Faith. by Charles King
Her temper and hot-headedness carried all before them, and the grooms and stable-boys found great sport in the language my young lady used in her innocent furies.
From A Lady of Quality by Frances Hodgson Burnett
