hastyvow
nounUK /ˈheɪsti vaʊ/
US /ˈheɪsti vaʊ/
A hastyvow is a promise made too fast without thinking.
She made a hastyvow to share her toys, then wished she hadn't.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A wedding pledge spoken in a rush before the couple truly knows each other.
Their hastyvow surprised everyone at the tiny chapel.
3. A hurried commitment made in a game or contest without checking the rules.
His hastyvow to win the race cost him a penalty.
4. A spur-of-the-moment deal agreed to without reading the details.
The hastyvow to trade cards left him with the worst one.