precipitateness

Laughing a little, pulling at his blond mustache in a gesture of conquest, his kindling eyes glinting down at her, "You must forgive the precipitateness—of a lover," he murmured.

It is owing to a natural crudity and precipitateness of the imagination, which assimilates nothing properly to itself.

Stewart had appeared so abruptly, he towered so dominantly, that a stranger would have expected a general precipitateness of personality and speech to go with his looks.

In the corridor that morning Vona had shown that too much precipitateness alarmed her; he might go too far in five more stanzas.

There would be no excuse; she could never again plead that she had been the victim of Transley's precipitateness.