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imprudente
Not prudent or wise.
prudent
foolish
careless
rash
injudicious
shortsighted
improvident
ill-considered
ill-judged
português
imprudente
Extremely foolish or unwise.
mad
irrational
mad
irrational
1
She was not
mad
;
she took clothes; she left everything in order.
2
All the world was
mad
and she was the maddest in it.
3
It's a beautiful course with plenty of distractions for the less
horse
-
mad
.
4
The capital and the whole nation went
mad
with hatred and fear.
5
Once again the
mad
joy of the battle was in my veins.
1
I'm used to that type of
irrational
abuse, Mr Mallon said yesterday.
2
Said moon-let being, of course, that
irrational
moment when Pascow had spoken.
3
Specific phobias are an
irrational
fear of a specific thing or situation.
4
They argue that the regulations are
irrational
and breach EU competition law.
5
They fail to acknowledge all the
irrational
reasons people love their cars.
Imprudent.
indiscreet
1
We have no right to be
imprudent
,
Abreu said in an interview.
2
I can't say that what he's done so far is
imprudent
,
Nazca.
3
The majority of the guests shared his
imprudent
abandon and progressive exaltation.
4
I have been very
imprudent
;
but I have escaped without much injury.
5
He has been
imprudent
in the past, too believing and too foolhardy.
6
Bargain or no Bargain, that was
imprudent
language to use with her.
7
This step was very
imprudent
,
in a moment of enthusiasm and mistrust.
8
This
imprudent
step brought Nebuchadnezzar once more before the walls of Jerusalem.
9
It was an
imprudent
act, and the consequences might have been serious.
10
I read them at night: it was delicious, but it was
imprudent
.
11
His marriage had been extremely
imprudent
from the worldly point of view.
12
One
imprudent
move at times would have sent us over the brink.
13
With almost too much heartiness I hastily agreed it would be
imprudent
.
14
Lady Lufton, with all her high-flown ideas, was not an
imprudent
woman.
15
In any case it is
imprudent
to give one's impressions of America.
16
And then one day he permitted his wit to be bitingly
imprudent
.
imprudent
very imprudent
so imprudent
most imprudent
imprudent marriage
imprudent thing
português
imprudente
catalão
imprudent
insensat
espanhol
imprudente
insensato