By studying the suffix, the reader can determine that “impetuous” most likely means “having the quality of acting impulsive or with emotion.” “someone who is filled with impulsiveness and emotion.” “someone who acts without impulsiveness or emotion.” “having a state or condition that is impulsive or emotional.”

“having the quality of acting impulsive or with emotion.”

Explanation:

Suffixes are a type of morphemes added at the end of a word to modify that word's meaning. The suffix “ous” as in “impetuous” is used to form adjectives and it means “full of something” or “possessing” and is also found in words like “luxurious” and “pretentious.” This suffix, then, gives the word “impetuous” the quality of being an adjective. As for the whole word, it means “having the quality of acting impulsive or with emotion.”

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