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Meanings of own imprudence in English
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Usage of own imprudence in English
1
I blame myself excessively, for it was all through my own imprudence.
2
But this happy prosperity was suddenly cut short by her own imprudence.
3
Bertram, sir, you should not blame me, but your own imprudence, sir-
4
The most bitter thought in it was that my own imprudence had betrayed Olivia.
5
Mrs. Vimpany found herself in a false position, due entirely to her own imprudence.
6
It was his own imprudence that he did not remove himself from my path.
7
Just at this moment, Robert was well nigh the victim of his own imprudence.
8
Carmina hurried up the stairs, pursued already by a sense of her own imprudence.
9
My whole life incurably ruined-justbecause of my own imprudence.
10
This suspicion has arisen from your own imprudence, in giving away your property so openly.
11
Mr. Blaine's own imprudence had unquestionably given an opportunity and a plausibility to these slanders.
12
I perceived that my relative had followed him on; and I now cursed my own imprudence.
13
His own imprudence brought about his melancholy end.
14
I was expelled from Dublin by a persecution occasioned, I must confess, by my own imprudence.
15
You have been saved from the consequences of your own imprudence-tocall it by no other name.
16
I could not have the face to ask Mr. Darrell to remunerate me for my own imprudence.
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