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Meanings of so imprudent in English

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Usage of so imprudent in English
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There is nothing so imprudent or so improvident as over-prudence or over-providence.
The Note-Books of Samuel Butler
2
He promised himself never to be so imprudent in the future.
A Set of Six
3
They are not so imprudent as to let us bury ourselves in sleep.
Under Fire: The Story of a Squad
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But then we had been so imprudent as to broach the subject ourselves.
The Works of Edgar Allan Poe — Volume 3
5
None of these was so imprudent as uselessly to involve himself.
The Grain of Dust: A Novel
6
People who want to keep their secrets ought not to be so imprudent.
Stories By English Authors: Italy (Selected by Scribners)
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Donald did think so , but he was not so imprudent as to say it.
The Yacht Club; or, The Young Boat-Builder
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He was so imprudent to show the manuscript to Lebius.
My Life and My Efforts
9
Don't be so imprudent again, but never mind now.
Bureaucracy
10
How could I be so imprudent? said Mrs. Crawford, clasping her hands, and counterfeiting distress.
Driven from Home; Or, Carl Crawford's Experience
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There are none so imprudent as the sly.
The Historical Nights' Entertainment: First Series
12
I am sorry I have been so imprudent.
Blow The Man Down: A Romance Of The Coast
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He is so courageous, so imprudent, if once he thinks he can be of any service.
The Wandering Jew — Volume 02
14
Violet Effingham, little as she knew of politics, would never have asked a question so imprudent.
Phineas Finn / The Irish Member
15
How could you have been so imprudent, Edmee?
Mauprat
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Therefore it is improbable that he would be so imprudent, to-day, as to show himself in public.
The Extraordinary Adventures of Arsene Lupin, Gentleman-Burglar
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