Impolicy is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMPOLICY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an instance of being impolite
• act or an instance of being injudicious or impolitic
• The quality of being impolitic; inexpedience; unsuitableness to the end proposed; bads policy; as, the impolicy of fraud.
• the quality or state of being impolitic.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an unwise course of action

Words related to IMPOLICY

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How to use IMPOLICY in a sentence

• It is, therefore, a point of humanity, not to speak of its obvious impolicy, for the owner of horses to overlook any neglect in their feeding or grooming.
• He explained the impolicy of slavery in general, by its bad effects upon industry, population, and morals.
• I dilated both on the inhumanity and on the impolicy of the trade, which I supported by the various facts recently obtained at Bristol.
• The impolicy of this measure, apart from its inhumanity, was indisputably clear.
• To expose the impolicy of the trade further, he would observe, that it was an allowed axiom, that as the condition of man was improved, he became more useful.
• It would be endless, he said, to go into all the cases, which would manifest the impolicy of this odious traffic.
• As to the impolicy of the trade, the policy of it, on the other hand, was so great, that he trembled at the consequences of its abolition.
• Its impolicy, therefore, was included in its injustice and its inhumanity.
• Convinced as I may be of the injustice of the course pursued by the French Government, I cannot shut my eyes to its impolicy.
• It was precisely the policy, or impolicy, of this and similar prohibitions which formed the subject of contention in party politics.
• Matthias proposed his plans, urging the impolicy of allowing the Turks to retain the conquered provinces, and to remain in the ascendency in Transylvania.
• History furnishes abundant proofs of the impolicy of relying upon undisciplined forces in the open field.
• But the pope saw in the outbreak of a great war the destruction of his last hopes of humiliating the Bavarian, and once more played upon the weakness and impolicy of Philip.
• But they had now become sensible of the impolicy of such a system, and, right or wrong, were resolved to resist it.
• It is almost unnecessary to observe that these were the consequences of the extreme impolicy of sending an expedition up the country in the heart of the rainy season.
• They may see the impolicy of insisting on particular conditions, which, operating as grievances on us as well as on their colonists, might produce a concert of action.
• A great deal has been said about the impolicy, and even the bad faith, of the Johannesburg people in concluding an armistice which did not include Dr.
• He felt most painfully the severance from his old and trusted leader, but it was forced on him by his conviction of the danger and impolicy of foreign entanglements.
• Croker made one of those speeches which proved nothing but the impolicy of the speaker.
• Those who spoke generally concurred in the impolicy of taking any steps in the question until the committee should have made its report.
• He had in vain wished to convince those people of the wickedness and impolicy of their proceedings.
• The chivalry of the soldier covered the faults of the governor-general, and the impolicy of the government under whose instructions he acted.
• Fortunately, in view of the intense impolicy and deep intolerance indicated in the act, its evil effects reacted upon its advocates.
• I had collected also by this time, one thousand of my Essays on the Impolicy of the Slave-trade, which had been translated into the French language.
• He informed me, that His Majesty was desirous of making himself master of the question, and had expressed a wish to see my Essay on the Impolicy of the Slave-trade.
• Its impolicy therefore was included in its injustice and its inhumanity.
• It might be impolicy then and now for what I know, for the world stick to an opinion in appearance long after they have given it up in reality.
• He felt the impolicy of wasting more time in roaming over the country for the mere purpose of hunting.
• There appeared also an earnest desire in the commitee, that, directly after this, I should begin my Essay on the Impolicy of the Slave-trade.
• By this time I had finished my Essay on the Impolicy of the Slave-trade, which I composed from materials collected chiefly during my journey to Bristol, Liverpool, and Lancaster.
• I have already given grounds for the impolicy of retaining control over Customs and Excise.
• But if the need for some such arrangement be certain, its desperate impolicy is no less certain.
• When England acknowledged the independence of the Thirteen Colonies, or when France surrendered Metz and Strasburg, no one could talk of imprudence of impolicy.
• I am not going to talk about the policy or impolicy of Established Churches, as they are called.

Similar words containing POLI without suffix cy and without prefix im

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