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Meanings of unadvised in English
Catalan
desaconsellat Spanish
imprudente Without careful prior deliberation or counsel.
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Examples for "ill-advised"
Examples for "ill-advised"
1
Both governments seem prone to this ill-advised stance; they are not alone.
2
But you later learned she'd assumed the ill-advised stance simply because...she could.
3
It is now the foundation of some of the most ill-advised schemes.
4
He pushed an ill-advised, ultimately unsuccessful plan to build three gambling casinos.
5
Nothing else can explain the ill-advised and monstrous decision that they made.
Usage of unadvised in English
1
So it's neither a cold war trick nor an unadvised landing of monsters.
2
We are unadvised in reference to the plans regarding it.
3
His self-assertion in his unadvised speech came from unbelief, or forgetfulness of his dependence.
4
Believe me, Mr. Steele, I am no foolish, unadvised girl.
5
I seemed to have been doing some wild, unadvised act in a fit of intoxication.
6
Your boldness and unadvised temerity I cannot sufficiently admire.
7
And the queen was so glad of his proffer that suddenly unadvised she granted all his asking.
8
Saul's unadvised oath, by which Jonathan is put in danger of his life, but is delivered by the people.
9
For as nothing is more foolish than preposterous wisdom, so nothing is more unadvised than a forward unseasonable prudence.
10
This office Griselda Kilgour undertook with much readiness and an entire oblivion of Janet's unadvised allusions to her age.
11
The shoemaker was a poor man, and needed his money as soon as earned-hewas not unadvised of this fact.
12
And among them too, the more unlearned, impudent, or unadvised he is, the more he is esteemed, even among princes.
13
Now in this place Christian had double sorrow, because it was through his unadvised counsel they were brought into this distress.
14
Thus, in reality, this unadvised sally of the citizens was the cause of the death of a large number of their countrymen.
15
Now in this place Christian had double sorrow, because it was through his unadvised counsel that they were brought into this distress.
16
Now, in this place Christian had double sorrow, because it was through his unadvised haste that they were brought into this distress.
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