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Meanings of very ill-judged in English
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Usage of very ill-judged in English
1
It was very ill-judged and should never happen in any industrial relations matter.
2
It seemed to him a very ill-judged measure.
3
Yet the notions propagated by the Queen's enemies coinciding in my mind with the name of the play, I thought the choice very ill-judged.
4
But I must confess that I should think such a marriage very-veryill-judged.
5
"Really," he said, "I think this ill-judged, very ill-judged.