Significados de most injudicious en inglés

I had to admit that Captain Nemo's leadership had been most injudicious.

Such a course would be most injudicious, I assure you.

This was a most injudicious attack, and very unlike the usual prudence of our general.

This was a most injudicious indulgence, in the circumstances.

Theo's mother thought the arrangement most injudicious, saying that no man could resist constant propinquity.

But it may be a cruel, and is a most injudicious thing, to set children a-scrying.

From what she knew of Germany she considered it most injudicious, and even morally wrong, to send girls there.

They were most injudicious ones.

He considered "Walker's Appeal" "a most injudicious publication, yet warranted by the creed of an independent people."

The diseases and accidents of life are not half as bad as the under or over care, often most injudicious.

This afternoon I let him do a most injudicious thing; and now I've done another which I fear is worse.

He put himself into relations of dire hostility with Joseph Johnston, and in 1864 suspended him in the most injudicious manner.

This was a most injudicious question, as it gave the husband an opportunity to take the word out of her mouth.

He said, doggedly, "If the attempt to trade was deliberate, your Veneration, it was most injudicious and contrary to the strictest regulations of our Guild."

Here is a clear profit of $14 upon $12.70 invested, and acknowledged to be applied in the most injudicious manner.