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unwise Definition and Meaning in English (unwise definition)

adjective
Synonyms:foolishimprudentill-advised
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Unwise definition: Lacking good sense or judgment; foolish or imprudent.

Definitions of Unwise

  1. 1adjective

    Lacking good sense or judgment; foolish or imprudent.

Example Sentences

casual

“It would be unwise to ignore the warning signs.”

casual

“He made an unwise choice by not studying for the exam.”

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Inflected Word Forms

noununwisdom
adverbunwisely

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

unwise decisioncollocation

A decision that lacks good judgment or sense.

unwise movecollocation

An action or step that is not sensible or well-thought-out.

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Unwise definition: Lacking good sense or judgment; foolish or imprudent.
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'Unwise' translates to 'unwise' in English. Unwise definition: Lacking good sense or judgment; foolish or imprudent.
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