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Meanings of imprudence in English
Usage of imprudence in English
1
Another fruitful source of unfortunate after-effects is the imprudence of the patient.
2
He reflected now upon the imprudence of his registration at the Hoffman.
3
Surely you do not think me guilty of imprudence in this affair.
4
Surely, she must understand the imprudence of dining alone with the banker.
5
His imprudence is of another sort, He is in want of money.
6
Objection 1: It would seem that imprudence is not a special sin.
7
The imprudence of my slave likewise counteracted all my measures of precaution.
8
To be terrified into imprudence is one of the forms of fear.
9
Our haste and imprudence would go to countenance the scandal she spreads.
10
I felt something like self-execration: my imprudence I denounced over and over.
11
Consequently, it would be the height of imprudence to visit him here.
12
Elated by this promise, she had the imprudence to boast of it.
13
The poor girl cried bitterly, but I could not remedy her imprudence.
14
And now he had crowned all by this surpassing act of imprudence.
15
The bride repented her imprudence, bit her lips, and wrung her hands.
16
I blame myself excessively, for it was all through my own imprudence.
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