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Meanings of impolitic in English
Spanish
impolítico Usage of impolitic in English
1
The chanty-man was a distinguished person whom it was impolitic to ignore.
2
From eye to attitude she was languidly superior-theimpolitic would say bored.
3
The trade strongly objected to the restriction, as impolitic, vexatious, and impracticable.
4
Publicly dissing Tiger Woods may have been impolitic on Rory McIlroy's part.
5
It was, whether the African Slave Trade was inhuman, unjust, and impolitic.
6
I am afraid thy country can never flourish under such impolitic government.
7
Russia's case abounds in illustrations of this arbitrary, unjust, and impolitic pressure.
8
But, over-anxious to gain his point, he did something still more impolitic.
9
An open rupture would be disagreeable, would be unwarrantable, would be impolitic.
10
To turn adrift Charles's Catholic servants was impolitic, cruel, and deeply ungrateful.
11
To scoff at these apprehensions is absurd and impolitic in the last degree.
12
Anything that in the least degree savours of extravagance seems to him impolitic.
13
The vanity of the conceit, was as unpardonable as the experiment was impolitic.
14
Mr. McDougall thought a discussion of the question at that time was impolitic.
15
This necessitates the employment of persons not members, and this he thought impolitic.
16
To proceed by constitutional measures against the Medici was judged impolitic.
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