Meanings of most impolitic in English

Soon after this time, Champlain committed the most impolitic act of his life.

His counsel was followed though it was found, soon after, to have been the most impolitic.

This was the last act of the heroic monarch; doubtless, the most impolitic of his whole life.

All this was most impolitic in Nicuesa.

Vinnie Ream's opinion of me was that I was the most impolitic man that she had ever known.

What was his most impolitic measure?

Yet the execution of Almagro was a most impolitic act; for an evil passion can rarely be gratified with impunity.

As to France, it would be most impolitic in her to seek our destruction, unless she wishes to see the restoration of England's maritime supremacy.

"Of which, Heer Governor," broke in the most impolitic Patem, "we did think the Dominie Curtius and his school were part.