Imprudently is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMPRUDENTLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• IMPRUDENT, not prudent, rash
• in an imprudent manner
• in a way not showing care for the consequences of an action; rashly.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• not prudent; lacking discretion, wisdom, or good judgment

Words related to IMPRUDENTLY

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How to use IMPRUDENTLY in a sentence

• I removed my mask imprudently for a moment, about an hour ago, and, too late, I fancied you saw me.
• Besides, on the previous day Maurice, bareheaded and in perspiration, had imprudently lingered in a draught in one of the sheds while a machine was being tested.
• No one knew who these hideous objects were, but the Duke of Orleans determined to find out, so he took a candle and imprudently approached too near one of the men.
• Your friends too, could then say that you acted imprudently.
• France alone supported in Germany a quarrel the weight of which she had imprudently taken upon herself.
• Those grand designs so imprudently divulged caused a presentiment of great peril.
• One day, however, a party of our Malays, accompanied by myself, imprudently ventured into the forbidden country, and soon came to a native village, at which we halted.
• Our wooding-party commenced operations the day after we arrived, and, on their returning on board at night, imprudently left their tools on shore.
• In an instant I took my gun from the corner, ran downstairs, and out of the house in such a hurry that I imprudently struck my face against the doorpost.
• Rumours reached Lodovico that his son had talked imprudently at Rome.
• Shirk rode on ahead, imprudently leaving his rifle in one of the wagons.
• Count Neuperg having received full powers from the emperor to treat, very imprudently entered the camp of the barbaric Turk, without requiring any hostages for his safety.
• On the 8th of June, off Antigua, were captured fourteen British merchant-ships, which had imprudently put to sea from that island.
• While exploring the source of the Chickahominy river, he imprudently left his companions, and, while alone, was seen and pursued by a party of savages.
• To this call a certain Orazio Carli, most imprudently, responded.
• If a man give away imprudently, that loss is to himself, not to the community.
• Hurried away by my feelings, I imprudently granted his request, and gave him the money you left with me.
• Of course, if he imprudently goes to 3 or 6 at this point he will be caught at once.
• He was like a brother to her, perhaps even acted imprudently in calling upon her, though neither dreamed of evil.
• We are afraid she has been imprudently advised by some one, as she is young and inexperienced in travelling.
• A few years after this information, Silvester imprudently went to the Holy City, where he was suddenly seized with fever.
• Little Edmund imprudently said he would not keep the secret, whereupon she transformed the boy that had appeared as a greyhound into a white horse.
• General Prescot, commanding-officer on Rhode Island, had imprudently fixed his headquarters near the western shore, at a considerable distance from his troops.
• At this juncture, very imprudently and without consideration, I threw out from the car three five-pound pieces of ballast.
• Ignorant souls, or those ill prepared for the struggle, had no easy work before them when they imprudently entered upon it.
• The king at once sought a cavern in the neighborhood where El Senix was secreted, and, leaving his followers outside, imprudently entered alone.
• He did nothing but raise his eyebrows when he thought that no one was looking, or tug at his moustache most imprudently when somebody was.
• If you stagger under the weight which you have imprudently assumed, stagger.
• Or, it may mean, that as regards our presence here, we have not acted imprudently when even moralists cannot always arrive at right conclusion.
• He had indeed counted upon doing so, but he managed his affairs rather imprudently.
• What did they see? Two fine animals of a large size that had imprudently ventured on the plateau, when the bridges were open.
• Maston, who had very imprudently kept to the fore, was thrown twenty yards backwards like a bullet over the heads of his fellow-citizens.
• The facts of her parentage must have been imprudently confided to her when young, and an imaginative temperament had done the rest.
• He had been bathing imprudently, and yet he was a good swimmer Last year two officers attached to the Embassy fought a duel, and one was badly wounded.
• The men had gone out in the early evening after moose and imprudently left the ladies in camp, where the latter had been captured.
• A danger! Lissac had acted imprudently in uttering that word, which addressed to such a man as Rosas, had something alluring about it.
• There is no doubt that Galt acted imprudently in this matter, though I fully believe without any intention of opposing the Government.
• Early in 1866 President Johnson imprudently carried matters into an open quarrel with Congress, which united the two thirds Republican majority in both Houses against him.

Similar words containing PRUDENT without suffix ly and without prefix im

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