INEXPEDIENT vs UNWISE: 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 wise; defective in wisdom; injudicious; indiscreet; foolish.
- Lacking or exhibiting a lack of wisdom; foolish or imprudent.
- Not appropriate to the purpose
- Showing or resulting from lack of judgment or wisdom
INEXPEDIENT vs UNWISE: OTHER WORD TYPES
- Synonyms Unadvisable.
- Not expedient; not suited to the purpose or the circumstances; not judicious or advisable.
- Not dictated by wisdom; not adapted to the desired end; injudicious; imprudent: as, unwise measures; unwise delay.
- Not wise; Lacking wisdom or judgment; foolish; indiscreet: as, an unwise man; unwise kings.
INEXPEDIENT vs UNWISE: RELATED WORDS
- Disputable, Unpractical, Expedient, Inopportune, Improper, Ineffectual, Inappropriate, Inadequate, Inconvenient, Inefficient, Ineffective, Unsuitable, Impolitic, Unwise, Inadvisable
- Hasty, Stupid, Irrational, Risky, Reckless, Prudent, Misguided, Illogical, Inadvisable, Irresponsible, Imprudent, Foolhardy, Inexpedient, Impolitic, Foolish
INEXPEDIENT vs UNWISE: DESCRIBE WORDS
- Disputable, Unpractical, Expedient, Inopportune, Improper, Ineffectual, Inappropriate, Inadequate, Inconvenient, Inefficient, Ineffective, Unsuitable, Impolitic, Unwise, Inadvisable
- Hasty, Stupid, Irrational, Risky, Reckless, Prudent, Misguided, Illogical, Inadvisable, Irresponsible, Imprudent, Foolhardy, Inexpedient, Impolitic, Foolish
INEXPEDIENT vs UNWISE: SENTENCE EXAMPLES
- 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.
- This diffusion of responsibility is unsound and unwise.
- But doing so is unwise for several reasons.
- It is unwise to make education too cheap.
- Unwise people live for temporal fulfillment and pleasure.
- Jumping in without a firm background is unwise.
- It is unwise and unkind to compel withdrawal.
- Not including it is, in short, strategically unwise.
- He did some unwise things, it is true.
- She is being most unwise to ignore it!
- Communities unwise for any rulers disturb such arrangements; especially unwise to neglect organised have yet old Village represent their Madras, Bombay, Punjab.
INEXPEDIENT vs UNWISE: QUESTIONS
- N/A
- When is it unwise to present a skill in a workshop?
- Does what you feel fool you into making unwise decisions?
- Can I get deputyship to prevent a young person from making unwise decisions?
- How many answers are there to the unwise silly (7) crossword clue?
- What to do if you have already solved the clue unwise?
- How do I analyze the unwise Exe process on my computer?
- What does it mean when a relative makes unwise decisions?
- What does Wordsworth mean by unwise demand for a reason?
- Does Trevelyan make any unwise choices in the book?