Meaning
Ever find yourself saying or doing something without thinking, all because your emotions got the best of you? That’s what “in the heat of the moment” is all about—acting impulsively when your feelings are running high.

Origin
The phrase has been around since the 1800s, used to describe those split-second decisions we make when emotions take over. It's a reminder that actions made during a rush of emotion aren’t always the smartest.

Use in Pop Culture
The band Asia captured this perfectly in their 1982 hit song In the Heat of the Moment. The lyrics talk about how choices made in emotionally charged situations can leave a lasting impact. It’s a good reminder that what you do in the moment can stick with you long after the emotions fade.

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