Impulse and Way

Impulse

Impulse noun - A habitual attraction to some activity or thing.

Usage example: the universal, fundamental impulse of self-preservation

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Way and impulse are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Way" instead a noun "Impulse".

Nearby Words: impulsive, impulsively, impulsion, impulsing, impulsed

Way noun - A passage cleared for public vehicular travel.

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Impulse and way are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Impulse" instead a noun "Way".

better	better impulse	better way
common	common impulse	common way
natural	natural impulse	natural way
true	true impulse	true way
Other adjectives: half, new, strange.

Instead of killing her in a clean and deniable way as ordered, he can't resist the impulse to play a sadistic power game, and pulls a Shoot Your Mate / Deadly Graduation on Odin.

Source: Series / Caprica
This is one way to role-play a character with a very low Wisdom score (which is supposed to reflect situational awareness, impulse control, and common sense thinking).

Source: The Loonie
Because there is no way of restoring the hit points of any character with Zombie, the natural impulse of the player will thus naturally be to de-Zombify any character afflicted with the status.

Source: Trial-and-Error Gameplay

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