trigger-happy Antonyms

Meaning of trigger-happy

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trigger-happy (s)

irresponsible in the use of firearms

marked by extreme intensity of emotions or convictions; inclined to react violently; fervid

trigger-happy Sentence Examples

  1. The trigger-happy soldier opened fire without hesitation, killing several innocent civilians.
  2. The police officer was trigger-happy, firing his weapon indiscriminately during a routine traffic stop.
  3. The child was given a toy gun, making him trigger-happy and causing him to shoot at his friends.
  4. The video game was so violent and realistic that it made players trigger-happy.
  5. The adrenaline rush from shooting made the hunter trigger-happy, causing him to shoot at anything that moved.
  6. The author portrayed the character as trigger-happy, seeking violence whenever possible.
  7. The politician's comments were so inflammatory that they made people trigger-happy, ready to lash out at others.
  8. The trigger-happy nature of the security guard made everyone in the building feel uneasy.
  9. The gang members were trigger-happy, often shooting at each other even over minor disputes.
  10. The traumatized veteran became trigger-happy, reacting violently to loud noises or unexpected movements.

FAQs About the word trigger-happy

irresponsible in the use of firearms, marked by extreme intensity of emotions or convictions; inclined to react violently; fervid

aggressive, pugnacious, quarrelsome,belligerent, militant, high-pressure, pushy, in-your-face, enterprising, warlike

tractable, amenable, amenable, passive, unenterprising, tractable, unassertive, ambitionless, timid, easygoing

The trigger-happy soldier opened fire without hesitation, killing several innocent civilians.

The police officer was trigger-happy, firing his weapon indiscriminately during a routine traffic stop.

The child was given a toy gun, making him trigger-happy and causing him to shoot at his friends.

The video game was so violent and realistic that it made players trigger-happy.