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Meanings of improvidence in anglès
portuguès
imprevidência català
imprevisió Sinònims
Examples for "shortsightedness"
Examples for "shortsightedness"
1
The rigour in England is mere puritanic hypocrisy, shortsightedness and racial self-esteem.
2
For all his genius, he has his blind sides and his shortsightedness.
3
Samson's birth is a striking illustration of the shortsightedness of human beings.
4
But the Mozilla Crypto Group demonstrates the shortsightedness of that scheme, experts said.
5
Of course, there is no denying the shortsightedness of the forces of rum.
Usage of improvidence in anglès
1
The new policy soon brought prosperity in place of waste and improvidence.
2
But the improvidence of man does not disprove the providence of God.
3
The bad vine seasons often ruin the farmer, and much improvidence prevails.
4
His heedless improvidence is eating up the pay of the booksellers in advance.
5
Their improvidence may be studied with advantage in the Bilston Market.
6
With the Valentins it was sheer improvidence and want of appetite.
7
Misery is the result of moral causes,-mostcommonly of individual vice and improvidence.
8
The improvidence of Lady Blessington, however, was in no respect diminished.
9
Here was another illustration of the childlike improvidence of this age and people.
10
Helen May had felt just a little resentful of the words downright improvidence.
11
Such irrational elasticity and innocent improvidence would never put two and two together.
12
These cave-dwellers live with utter improvidence, although deprived of sufficient food.
13
You thus have a specimen of my candour, improvidence, and credulity.
14
He had conquered by his divine improvidence; the poor man had vanquished the wealthy.
15
It is bohemianism in the domestic circle, a life full of improvidence and surprises.
16
These were extremely important indications in a land of improvidence.
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Improvidence across language varieties
United Kingdom
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