Difference between Inexpedient and Impolitic

INEXPEDIENT vs IMPOLITIC: ADJECTIVE

Not expedient; not tending to promote a purpose; not tending to the end desired; inadvisable; unfit; improper; unsuitable to time and place.
Not expedient; inadvisable.
Not suitable or advisable
Not appropriate to the purpose

Not in accordance with good policy; unwise, inexpedient; unadvisable.
Not politic; contrary to, or wanting in, policy; unwise; imprudent; indiscreet; inexpedient.
Not wise or expedient; not politic.
Not politic

Synonyms Unadvisable.
Not expedient; not suited to the purpose or the circumstances; not judicious or advisable.

Not politic; not conforming to or in accordance with good policy; inexpedient; injudicious: as, an impolitic ruler, law, or measure.

Disputable, Unpractical, Expedient, Inopportune, Improper, Ineffectual, Inappropriate, Inadequate, Inconvenient, Inefficient, Ineffective, Unsuitable, Impolitic, Unwise, Inadvisable

Disputable, Unpractical, Expedient, Inopportune, Improper, Ineffectual, Inappropriate, Inadequate, Inconvenient, Inefficient, Ineffective, Unsuitable, Impolitic, Unwise, Inadvisable

The committee, after hearing these concerns, determined that this bill should be found inexpedient to legislate.
It is therefore deemed inexpedient to present in this volrirme an additional number of theem.
The issue of a Royal Warrant touching this matter would, in my opinion, be inexpedient.
Officials from both countries dismiss proposals for such cooperation as too sensitive or politically inexpedient.
Therefore, the minority feels this bill should be voted Inexpedient to Legislate.
State needs is inexpedient with regard to the expenses of time.
We therefore recommend that this bill be found Inexpedient to Legislate.
Ali is inexpedient: she albumenized deprecatorily and bills her savines.
Government, which he believed at once superfluous and inexpedient.
Inexpedient to Legislate, be substituted for the comnittee report.

In his letter Byng used impolitic expressions in finding fault with the state in which he found everything at his post.
Nothing could be more impolitic than his appearance in a field of combat, where he well knew he must sustain an ignominious defeat.
It was thought impolitic to take one who had been offensively conspicuous in one of the old parties.
You intimation a beyond purport of flaw up to boy that your children are all impolitic on their own.
They, impolitic maverick of a newer generation, makes the feeds all the time.
The body impolitic: artisans and artifice in the global hierarchy of value.
In the mid to late 1780s Cooper fought passionately against "that infamous and impolitic traffic".
Such action would be not only impolitic but wicked in the extreme.
France, it would be extremely impolitic to insist upon the tax.
Among the more impolitic of these are posts calling Sen.