impatience
21impatience — impatient ► ADJECTIVE 1) lacking patience or tolerance. 2) restlessly eager: impatient for change. DERIVATIVES impatience noun impatiently adverb …
22Impatience\ Fee — Additional cost of a product stemming from the buyer s unwillingness to do the legwork to find a better price. I paid $85 dollars for those hubcaps, including a $45 impatience fee there, cuz I m sure I could have found them somewhere else for $40 …
23Impatience\ Fee — Additional cost of a product stemming from the buyer s unwillingness to do the legwork to find a better price. I paid $85 dollars for those hubcaps, including a $45 impatience fee there, cuz I m sure I could have found them somewhere else for $40 …
24impatience — noun Date: 13th century the quality or state of being impatient …
25impatience — /im pay sheuhns/, n. 1. lack of patience. 2. eager desire for relief or change; restlessness. 3. intolerance of anything that thwarts, delays, or hinders. [1175 1225; ME impacience < L impatientia. See IM 2, PATIENCE] * * * …
26impatience — noun the quality of being impatient Ant: patience …
27impatience — I (Roget s IV) n. 1. [Irritability] Syn. fretfulness, hastiness, quick temper; see anger , annoyance 1 . 2. [Restlessness] Syn. eagerness, agitation, disquietude, anxiety; see care 2 , excitement , nervousness 1 , 2 . II (Roget s 3… …
28impatience — im·pa·tience || ɪm peɪʃns n. lack of patience, inability to wait; intolerance; restlessness …
29impatience — n. 1. Disquietude, restlessness, uneasiness. 2. Vehemence, impetuosity, haste, eagerness, precipitation. 3. Lack of forbearance, want of patience, irritability, irritableness, heat, violence of temper …
30impatience — n 1. nervousness, agitation, Inf. whim whams; anxiety, jitteriness, disquiet, restlessness, res tiveness; excitability, flutter, fluster, Sl. flap; impetuosity, eagerness, avidity, precipitateness; itchiness, itchy feet, Sl. ants in one s pants,… …
