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Rommel Posted 10 years ago
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Should I say 'impulsivity,' 'impulsiveness,' or 'impulsive nature'?
Should I say 'impulsivity,' 'impulsiveness,' or 'impulsive nature'?
Are you unaware of the (impulsivity, impulsiveness, impulsive nature) of your decisions and actions?
Are you unaware of the (impulsivity, impulsiveness, impulsive nature) of your decisions and actions?
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I would say that "impulsive nature" fits that context the best.
- I would say that "impulsive nature" fits that context the best.
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-Impulsivity' is a comparatively recent addition to the language, but it has rapidly become a more common noun than the older 'impulsiveness'. -
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