Impolitic is valid Scrabble Word

Is impolitic a scrabble word?
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9 letters word
15 points in Scrabble
19 points in WWF

Definitions for IMPOLITIC in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:

not politic, also IMPOLITICAL, UNPOLITIC
failing to possess or display prudence; unwise
unwise or inadvisable
Not politic; contrary to, or wanting in, policy; unwise; imprudent; indiscreet; inexpedient; as, an impolitic ruler, law, or measure.

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

not politi; unwise

Words related to IMPOLITIC

impolitical17 impolitically22 impoliticly20 impoliticness19 unpolitic13

Words that contain IMPOLITIC

impolitical17 impoliticly20 impolitically22 impoliticness19 impoliticnesses21

How to use IMPOLITIC in a sentence

Domingo with slaves, was peculiarly impolitic on that account.
Before the agitation of this impolitic question the slaves were contented with their situation.
It was, whether the African Slave Trade was inhuman, unjust, and impolitic.
He was convinced that the trade was what the resolution stated it to be, inhuman, unjust, and impolitic.
Hall place on that interview? He was called upon to do what he knew to be distasteful, and believed to be impolitic.
Rey wants more say back yonder at headquarters, and our Dictator, Jaffier, all things considered, is a very good man, but old and stubborn and impolitic.
They were so numerous that it was thought impolitic to furnish them with such means of knowing their own strength in case of a revolt.
To collect it merely for distribution to the States would seem to be highly impolitic, if not as dangerous as the proposition to retain it in the Treasury.
Chairman, I should conceive this clause to be impolitic, if it were one of those things which could be excluded without encountering greater evils.
As Tricou had orders from his own government to accompany the army, this impolitic refusal threw him at once into the opposition with us.

Those who refused this senseless and impolitic edict were threatened with the utmost severity of the law.
To violate its provisions, in relation to loyal citizens South, is in the highest degree impolitic and suicidal.
I was ready to cry, but endeavored to laugh, and to cover my real timidity by an affected ease which was both awkward and impolitic.
He saw too, that it would have been impolitic for Knight to take Sabine into his confidence.
And they regarded the least moment of relaxation in their invasion of royal authority as highly impolitic, during the uninterrupted torrent of their successes.
He signified his opinion, that, even if it should be found practicable, it would be very impolitic to throw any men into St.
This conduct, therefore, of Wilkes was as unwise as it was unjust and impolitic.
His counsel was followed though it was found, soon after, to have been the most impolitic.
It would be impolitic to give cause to be talked about, and for it to be said that I stretch my old bones when private matters please me.
Such was the promising state of affairs when the impolitic interference of Don Carlos led to a turn in the tide of his fortune and the overthrow of his cause.
I cannot help thinking that this system of concentration is extremely impolitic.
He came to Philadelphia with his mind made up to ratify, and that being the case, it was clear that further delay would be wrong and impolitic.
It might be impolitic, dangerous even, to press the pace.
This fiery and impolitic manifesto more than anything else hastened the fall of the throne, and prevented the success of the coalition.
But I owe it to myself to declare that I regard existing enactments as unwise and impolitic and in a high degree oppressive.
It is as unjust as it is impolitic to indulge in such a habit.
It was then resolved unanimously, among other things, That the Slave-trade was both impolitic and unjust.
This impolitic conduct so offended the would-be suitor that he immediately collected an army and prepared to march against the Kings of Sogn to avenge the insult with his sword.
If pressed, he would have answered, we may suppose, that it was impolitic to cure evils which were at once the consequence of ascendancy and the condition of its maintenance.
To be allied to, or connected with Britain, seems to be an unsafe and impolitic situation.
To force such a number of families, of which too such great use might have been made, to evacuate the country, seems at first both impolitic and inhuman.

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