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Pronunciation:
[ ɪmpˈe͡ɪʃənt], [ ɪmpˈeɪʃənt], [ ɪ_m_p_ˈeɪ_ʃ_ə_n_t]
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Similar words for impatient:
- agog (adjective)
- all (adjective)
- antsy (adjective)
- anxious (adjective)
- avid (adjective)
- cross (adjective)
- eager (adjective)
- edgy (adjective)
- excitable (adjective)
- fevered (adjective)
- feverish (adjective)
- fidgety (adjective)
- grabby (adjective)
- greedy (adjective)
- hasty (adjective)
- high-strung (adjective)
- hoggish (adjective)
- irritable (adjective)
- noncompliant (adjective)
- on edge (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- petulant (adjective)
- precipitous/precipitate (adjective)
- quick (adjective)
- quick-tempered (adjective)
- short-tempered (adjective)
- solicitous (adjective)
- temperamental (adjective)
- testy (adjective)
- thirsty (adjective)
- twitchy (adjective)
- unable, unwilling to wait (adjective)
- uneasy (adjective)
- weary (adjective)
- on edge (adverb)
- other relevant words (adverb)
- impatient (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- bored (verb)
- other synonyms
Synonyms for Impatient:
adj.
• agog (adjective) • all (adjective) • antsy (adjective) • anxious (adjective) • avid (adjective) • cross (adjective)- dis-agreeable,
- most ill-humored,
- most caviling,
- illtempered,
- more ill-humored,
- most splenetic,
- faultfinding,
- more splenetic,
- most vexed,
- fractious,
- more vexed,
- dis agreeable,
- ill-humored,
- ill humored,
- most ill humored,
- illhumored,
- more illhumored,
- out humor,
- most pettish,
- most illhumored,
- ill tempered,
- more caviling,
- more ill humored,
- splenetic,
- more pettish,
- irritable.
- more hankering,
- ready willing,
- more selfstarting,
- more self-starting,
- rarin go,
- most warmblooded,
- de-siring,
- more craving,
- more eager,
- hot trot,
- rarin' go,
- more warmblooded,
- more appetent,
- ready and willing,
- most selfstarting,
- most hankering,
- most fervid,
- most appetent,
- vehement,
- de siring,
- most self-starting,
- selfstarting,
- most pining,
- more pining,
- most craving,
- more self starting,
- most self starting,
- self-starting,
- rarin to go,
- self starting.
- more overstrung,
- over strung,
- overstrung,
- most overstrung,
- over-strung,
- up-tight,
- ill ease,
- up tight.
- reckless,
- galvanic,
- Agitable,
- volcanic,
- mercurial,
- hottempered,
- Hot-headed,
- hysterical,
- overzealous,
- short fused,
- Alarmable,
- over-zealous.
- more gobbling,
- more tight-fisted,
- edacious,
- most ravening,
- most guzzling,
- more gormandizing,
- most niggardly,
- more niggardly,
- most insatiate,
- most esurient,
- more ravening,
- most grudging,
- most prehensile,
- in satiate,
- most gulping,
- close fisted,
- in-satiate,
- more gulping,
- most tight fisted,
- more prehensile,
- more swinish,
- penurious,
- in temperate,
- more grudging,
- more guzzling,
- more esurient,
- most gobbling,
- more insatiate,
- most swinish,
- in-temperate,
- more tight fisted,
- most tight-fisted,
- tight fisted,
- most gormandizing.
- breakneck,
- dashing,
- brisk,
- flying,
- quick,
- chop-chop,
- galloping,
- bustling,
- fast,
- darting,
- urgent,
- abrupt,
- running,
- rapid,
- pelting,
- rushing,
- hurried,
- harefooted,
- slambang,
- breathless,
- swift,
- headlong,
- speedy,
- fleet.
- more overanxious,
- more stressful,
- more unnerved,
- over anxious,
- in tizzy,
- most unnerved,
- most overanxious,
- nerveracking,
- nerve racking,
- unnerved,
- un nerved,
- un-nerved,
- bundle nerves,
- most stressful.
- on the qui vive,
- peckish,
- Thirsting,
- quick-tempered,
- hasty,
- esurient,
- high-strung,
- piggish,
- agog,
- itching for,
- sapless,
- bundle of nerves,
- insatiate,
- over-anxious,
- anguished,
- move it,
- on edge,
- feverish,
- short-fused,
- twitchy,
- up set,
- without warning,
- unanticipated,
- waterless,
- petulant,
- stressful,
- tight-fisted,
- the lead out,
- short-tempered,
- palpitant,
- eager,
- greedy,
- in turmoil,
- over-wrought,
- Droughty,
- worried stiff,
- all wound up,
- noncompliant,
- hotblooded,
- a move on,
- fond of,
- anxious,
- dry as dust,
- crazy for,
- juiceless,
- athirst,
- all nerves,
- keyed up,
- rarin' to go,
- wild for,
- weary,
- cottonmouthed,
- swinish,
- prehensile,
- cross,
- warmblooded,
- pennypinching,
- out of humor,
- off top of head,
- a bundle of nerves,
- on tenterhooks,
- edgy,
- niggardly,
- dying for,
- hot to trot,
- bone dry,
- ravening,
- in a tizzy,
- pettish,
- testy,
- on pins and needles,
- fevered,
- gone off half-cocked,
- in suspense,
- overanxious.
- whinier,
- dis-pleased,
- grumbling,
- whiniest,
- most pouting,
- fault finding,
- more crybaby,
- dis pleased,
- badtempered,
- more pouting,
- bad tempered,
- un-gracious,
- most crybaby,
- most whining,
- whiny,
- more whining,
- un gracious.
- off the hip,
- most precipitate,
- most subitaneous,
- un foreseen,
- off top head,
- Subitaneous,
- un-foreseen,
- un expected,
- off the top head,
- off hip,
- gone half-cocked,
- un anticipated,
- gone off half cocked,
- most unanticipated,
- in-discreet,
- harumscarum,
- in discreet,
- gone off halfcocked,
- more subitaneous,
- gone half cocked,
- un-expected,
- un-anticipated,
- off the top of head,
- jump gun,
- more unanticipated,
- gone halfcocked,
- harum scarum.
- quickest,
- most expeditive,
- Expeditive,
- ex press,
- more expeditive,
- lead out,
- post haste,
- ex-press,
- instantaneous,
- post-haste.
- more short-fused,
- more shortfused,
- most short fused,
- most peckish,
- more peckish,
- shortfused,
- most shortfused,
- hot blooded,
- more short fused,
- shorttempered,
- most short-fused,
- short tempered.
- droughtier,
- more dehydrated,
- bonedry,
- most lusting,
- droughtiest,
- more lusting,
- more sapless,
- de hydrated,
- more juiceless,
- partial to,
- most sapless,
- more waterless,
- de-hydrated,
- most waterless,
- most cottonmouthed,
- most juiceless,
- most dehydrated,
- more cottonmouthed.
- curt,
- appetent,
- chafing,
- having short fuse,
- unindulgent,
- hot-tempered,
- demanding,
- ripe,
- irascible,
- straining,
- snappy,
- hot under collar,
- violent,
- indignant,
- choleric,
- sudden,
- itchy,
- impetuous,
- ardent,
- racing one's motor,
- brusque.
- in-secure,
- more disquieted,
- dis-mayed,
- pre-carious,
- in secure,
- most tormented,
- most dismayed,
- more palpitant,
- in-securer,
- un-quietest,
- more tormented,
- un easier,
- un easy,
- un-quiet,
- un easiest,
- most discomposed,
- pre carious,
- more discomposed,
- in securest,
- un-quieter,
- more harassed,
- un-easy,
- most anguished,
- most disquieted,
- on qui vive,
- dis mayed,
- more anguished,
- up-set,
- un quieter,
- dis-quieted,
- dis composed,
- un settled,
- un quiet,
- most harassed,
- un quietest,
- dis quieted,
- un-settled,
- most palpitant,
- in securer,
- uneasy,
- in-securest,
- harassed,
- more dismayed,
- un-easier,
- dis-composed,
- un-easiest.
adv.
• on edge (adverb)adv
• Other relevant words: (adverb)n.
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•
- belligerent,
- put out,
- displeased,
- excitable,
- mad,
- irritated,
- upset,
- fed up,
- angry,
- annoyed.
-
•
- concern.
v.
• bored (verb)Other synonyms:
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•
- intolerant,
- thirsty,
- badly,
- solicitous.
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•
- keen.
-
•
- after.
How to use "Impatient" in context?
There are few things in life more frustrating than feeling patient when you really need to be impatient. Whether it's waiting in line at the grocery store or sitting in traffic, it can be really aggravating to deal with a situation that seems like it will never end. Unfortunately, this type of impatience can lead to bad decision-making and can even ruin relationships. Here are three easy ways to help curb your impatience and live a more tolerant life:
1.Label your emotions. When you feel impatience setting in, take a few minutes to write down what you're feeling.
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