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Meanings of ill-judged in English
Synonyms
Examples for "shortsighted"
Examples for "shortsighted"
1
Sir, -The possible closure of rail lines is a shortsighted move.
2
Culturally it is, on a national and international level, shortsighted and regrettable.
3
There, on the other side of the angle; but you are shortsighted.
4
Beside her, God mother was nothing but a plump, shortsighted fidgety lady.
5
It's also true that shortsighted campaigns for lifestyle change can backfire.
1
Both were throughout life lacking in executive ability; both were financially improvident.
2
He was industrious but improvident; he made money and he lost it.
3
This improvident expenditure has had the effect of making the people discontented.
4
I also say they are not improvident or extravagant, but the reverse.
5
Like mountaineers generally, Baker was liberal to a fault, and eminently improvident.
1
An ill-considered idea perhaps, but one put out there in good faith?
2
It was an ill-considered thing you did, but your intentions were good.
3
The crown had probably been set by his ill-considered flight in July.
4
The world is full of people eager to express baseless, ill-considered opinions.
5
The exhortation was ill-considered, and Rachel controlled a gesture of amicable impatience.
Usage of ill-judged in English
1
As the district judge stated, this protest was 'ill-judged in its form'.
2
A series of ill-judged acquisitions had left it saddled with heavy debts.
3
It was injudicious-miserablyill-judged in Dorrance not to acquaint you with this.
4
Now came the main and, on the part of Riall, ill-judged attack.
5
A fudge may simply be ill-judged; a differently worded fudge might work better.
6
This was not ill-judged and laborious humour; it was said in absolute earnest.
7
It was very ill-judged and should never happen in any industrial relations matter.
8
Nothing is more trying in misfortune than the ill-judged advice of well-meaning friends.
9
The sneer at the godly man for his imperfections is ill-judged.
10
Many of their pet measures were ill-judged, to say the least.
11
But I must confess that I should think such a marriage very-veryill-judged.
12
What was the consequence of the ill-judged marriage of his daughters?
13
Cats attempting ill-judged jumps from one piece of furniture to another.
14
Whenever women make ill-judged, unnatural, extravagant demands, they must prepare to lose ground.
15
Do you see what you have done by your ill-judged kindness?
16
All the successive vile plots of the to this ill-judged prudence!
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