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Meanings of more ill-advised in English

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Usage of more ill-advised in English
1
There could hardly have been a more ill-advised answer, but Amherst was reckless now.
The Fruit of the Tree
2
No advice could be more ill-advised; no suggestion could show more ignorance of the problems of speech.
Stammering, Its Cause and Cure
3
Alderman Edric then went to meet the king at Aylesford; than which no measure could be more ill-advised.
The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
4
What could have been more ill-advised, nay, more fatal in these starvation times, than the banquet to the Flanders Regiment?
Calvert of Strathore
5
He could not have chosen more ill-advised words with which to plead his cause, to a man who was heart and soul a soldier.
The Northern Light
6
He said that "a more ill-advised and more injudicious proceeding in the way of a prosecution was probably never brought into a Court of Justice".
Autobiographical Sketches
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