Improvident is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMPROVIDENT in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• lacking foresight, thoughtless, also UNPROVIDENT
• not having or showing foresight; spendthrift or thoughtless
• Not provident; wanting foresight or forethought; not foreseeing or providing for the future; negligent; thoughtless; as, an improvident man.
• not provident; not providing for the future
• not given careful consideration
• lacking foresight, thoughtless
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• not provident; not foreseeing and providing for the future

Words related to IMPROVIDENT

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Words that contain IMPROVIDENT

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How to use IMPROVIDENT in a sentence

• They had certainly shown themselves imprudent, improvident.
• At lottery times, he used to be troubled with begging visits from certain improvident hangers-on, who had risked their all in buying shares of an unlucky number.
• Their farming implements were rude, their methods of cultivation simple and primitive, and they themselves were often lazy and improvident.
• President, that I feel as if engaged in a forbidden or improvident act.
• The capital given him by his father had been so tied up by the donor that nothing but the interest could be touched by the improvident recipient.
• They have been exceedingly improvident and have had no idea of laying up any thing for the future.
• The prices are reasonable, the food substantial and the atmosphere comfortable, so it is a real haven of good cheer to improvident Villagers.
• The improvident marriage of one man becomes a tax upon the orderly and regular marriage of all the rest.
• The latter are ignorant, improvident, and in some matters, such as the marriage ceremonies of their families, inordinately extravagant.
• The estates have all been heavily mortgaged to supply the wants of the passing hour, while no provision has been made for the future by their improvident possessor.
• This plan, of course, enables the young to begin life far better provided with muscles and fins than the tiny little fry which come out of the eggs of the improvident species.
• Therefore every improvident step will meet with terrible revenge.
• They, as well as we, must be blind, if they do not see this, and we must be very improvident if we do not begin to make arrangements on that hypothesis.
• The Le Poers were distinguished for being improvident, daring and reckless.
• There was no extravagant or improvident display on the occasion.
• In the event of war, or even of the rumour of war, that would be an improvident government which did not immediately add a force of 15,000 men to the previous military force.
• Idleness, vice, intemperance, improvident marriage, play their part.
• It has been the practice to divorce the improvident mother from her dependent children.
• In spite of court patronage Holbein did not die a rich man, and there is an impression that he was recklessly improvident in his habits.
• At other times her affectionate gayety would give evidence as trustworthy of a fearless and improvident satisfaction.
• This improvident expenditure has had the effect of making the people discontented.
• Almost invariably they were Italians, who were thriving where improvident Americans had given up in despair.
• Meanwhile, less improvident than the grasshopper, let her make provision of glory for the time when there will be a famine of pleasure.
• These give no encouragement to the increase of improvident families and to the breaking down of independent character.
• The labour of the free negro, naturally indolent and improvident, was well known to be most inefficient as compared with that of the slave.
• Indolent and improvident even for their own safety and interest, they in general neglected the means by which either could be secured.
• And all the weak, the halt, the improvident And those who could not pay flocked to me.
• An improvident man, who had quarrelled with his wife concerning household expenses, took her and the children out on the lawn, intending to make an example of her.
• Thus, by concealing the true state of the case, they rendered the wisdom of the nation as improvident as their own temerity, either in preventing or guarding against the mischief.
• When slaves are liberated in the South they immediately become stupid, indolent and improvident, though they were previous to their liberation, industrious and economical.
• Oh, you drive me wild with your improvident, Bohemian ways.
• To relinquish a revenue so essential seemed highly improvident at a time when new and large drains upon the Treasury were contemplated.
• But his improvident habits and a life of constant debauchery brought his career to a close, amidst poverty and remorse, at the early age of thirty-two.

Similar words containing PROVID without suffix ent and without prefix im

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