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Meanings of incautious in English
Usage of incautious in English
1
This perhaps incautious remark had roused the ire of the suffering monarch.
2
We must not have any incautious ships sailing in these strange waters.
3
From its lofty place the hornfowl scans the desert for incautious beasts.
4
An incautious pedestrian at the next crossing narrowly escaped being run down.
5
Hume, indeed, is often the most incautious and uncritical of all writers.
6
Still also have we to fear that incautious beards will get singed.
7
Hester sprang away from him as he put out an incautious hand.
8
Meanwhile, not an incautious word that will betray where he took shelter.
9
Rocks, slipping beneath the bay's incautious hoofs, rattled down the steep slope.
10
She stopped, her short upper lip holding its incautious mate a prisoner.
11
But don't you think a bridal shower is a little incautious, Maddy?
12
How could you be so incautious as to make a speech then?
13
Its condition is the result of his incautious and idiosyncratic style.
14
She showed herself an adept in the fine art of outflanking incautious intruders.
15
If the wine had made me incautious, it had evidently mellowed Nikephoros' humour.
16
We anathematize the intruder openly; this is incautious, for our anathemas provoke reprisals.
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