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Meanings of most imprudent in English

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Usage of most imprudent in English
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This appeared to me to be a most imprudent thing to do.
The Black Robe
2
It was a most imprudent act, for such things always leak out somehow.
Caught in the Net
3
I think that would be most imprudent, Mr Strachan, if I may say so.
A Town like Alice
4
Daniel went out for a walk: a most imprudent act.
The system of the world
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Here he rendered himself guilty by the most imprudent action of his whole life.
The Life and Adventures of Baron Trenck, Volume 2
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Situated as I now am, it would be most imprudent.
Explorations in Australia / The Journals of John McDouall Stuart...
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Her letter was most imprudent and absurd, and made his hair stand on end.
The Mystery of Orcival
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In the end I decided that it would be most imprudent, not to say disastrous.
Branded
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He could not disguise it from himself, he had been most imprudent, he had been mad.
Henrietta Temple: A Love Story
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It was most imprudent on her part to have gone to Wilkie's house on her return.
Baron Trigault's Vengeance
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If I have to raise funds on such little notice it will be most disadvantageous, most imprudent.
Caleb's crossing
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It does, indeed, seem a most imprudent act, and I thought it my duty to tell him so.
Vivian Grey
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Your aunt says it's the most imprudent thing ever she heard of-tocall it by no worse name.
The Virginians
14
My dear professor, you are the most imprudent of men, and, whatever happens, you have only yourself to blame.
Samuel Brohl and Company
15
He was not a St Anthony, and it was most imprudent in Miss Thorne to subject him to such a temptation.
Doctor Thorne
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I used to think myself the most imprudent of all among my friends and acquaintances, but almost begin to doubt it.
Life of Lord Byron, Vol. 4 / With His Letters and Journals
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