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Meanings of very ill-advised in English

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Usage of very ill-advised in English
1
I think that you will be very ill-advised if you go there.
The Mischief-Maker
2
How very ill-advised to tell me so here and now.
The Works of Guy de Maupassant, Volume VIII.
3
I consider it very ill-advised to have allowed you to see the wound at all.
In for a penny
4
How very ill-advised to tell me here and now!
Pierre and Jean
5
Miliband would be very ill-advised to try the same, least of all a year away from an election.
The Guardian
6
Its skin was the toughest he had encountered since a very ill-advised disagreement with a rhinoceros many years ago.
The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke
7
It was very ill-advised that they did not so before, seeing that God would not better things for our sins.
The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
8
He is very ill-advised.
The Green Eyes of Bâst
9
Really, he was very ill-advised to address her on such a busy day; there were too many people in the café.
Pierre and Jean
10
It was a very ill- advised thing to do, in fact, the very most foolish thing I could have done.
Recollections of My Childhood and Youth
11
"Ill-advised," said the big man, shaking his head; " very ill-advised."
Essays in Rebellion
12
"They say that he has been a very ill-advised King to behave as he has done to them," I replied.
Hurricane Hurry
13
"You are very ill-advised to reject my offer, Desmond," he said, "for it simply means that I can do nothing more for you.
Okewood of the Secret Service
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