Inexpedient is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INEXPEDIENT in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not expedient
• not practical, suitable, or advisable
• Not expedient; not tending to promote a purpose; not tending to the end desired; inadvisable; unfit; improper; unsuitable to time and place; as, what is expedient at one time may be inexpedient at another.
• not suitable or advisable
• not appropriate to the purpose
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• not expedient; inadvisable

Words related to INEXPEDIENT

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Words that contain INEXPEDIENT

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How to use INEXPEDIENT in a sentence

• His honourable friend had also maintained, that it would be inexpedient to stop the importations immediately, because the deaths and births in the islands were as yet not equal.
• Burke and Pitt admitted the right of taxation, but thought its enforcement inexpedient, as likely to alienate the Colonies and make them enemies instead of loyal subjects.
• What was thought by Lord Minto and his Council to be a rash and inexpedient course in those days, is not thought so now that the circumstances have changed.
• Smith peremptorily refuses an arbitration which shall embrace a separation of all our interests, and I think it inexpedient to have any other.
• I will explain why it is inexpedient for the republic, but first of all, consider what ignominy it fixes on the consuls.
• Either the laws to prevent intrusion upon the public lands should be executed, or, if that should be impracticable or inexpedient, they should be modified or repealed.
• When you debate about the expediency of any matter you have no right to say that it is inexpedient to do right.
• But it would be highly inexpedient to make that cart of walnut of the finest grain and marking, and to have it French-polished.
• She also declared it inexpedient for two sets of preparations to be confounded in one ceremony.
• Such a course was then deemed politically inexpedient.
• How much did he know? She felt that it might be inexpedient to continue the conversation.
• Accordingly, all those of the council, without any dissenting voice, resolved that it was inexpedient for the commissary to enter on the administration.
• Being alone, and ignorant of existing conditions, Byron thought it inexpedient to continue on for either New York or Narragansett Bay.
• We do not advise you to attempt a revolution with the sword, because it would be INEXPEDIENT.
• As a general rule, it is inexpedient to meddle with questions of State in a land where men are highly paid to work them out for you.
• The appearance of war between our two neighbors, Spain and England, would render a longer adjournment inexpedient.
• If the event has not already called for it, it is considered as inexpedient to be made at all.
• A trial will be made today in another form, which he thinks will give ten or eleven against sixteen or seventeen, declaring the renewal inexpedient.
• Schauffler, the brethren from the Free Church of Scotland had so far taken possession of the ground, as to render another mission in that city inexpedient.
• It now therefore became inexpedient for the Bank to resume cash-payments, and the restriction was continued till the 5th of July, 1839.
• At least, vice is inexpedient, and it will not do to make a public profession of it.
• The Doctor judged it would not be inexpedient to try the temper of his pupils by leaving them a little time to themselves.
• But then the obligation to practise a medical rite may be inexpedient, in spite of the virtues of the rite itself.
• I believe that he has been, from the first, opposed to the policy of the Mexican war, as improper, impolitic, and inexpedient.
• He would also have added the presentment of a water-buffalo, but Hoa-mi deemed this inexpedient.
• Still, it was obviously inexpedient for us to wait for the return of the salmon, since in that case we might not reach the Missouri before the ice would prevent our navigating it.
• Without designing any reflection on the judicial tribunal which imposed the fine, the remission at this day may be regarded as not unjust or inexpedient.
• It has but just commenced to operate, and to abandon or modify it without giving it a fair trial would be inexpedient and unwise.
• Canada and South Africa are under no such restrictions, and it would be very inexpedient to impose them upon Ireland.
• What was he to do? It would be quite inexpedient for a master to venture himself into the field of fire.
• This witness saw that the lord archbishop opposed it, saying that it was inexpedient to build it for many reasons, until an account of them had been given to his Majesty.
• Abstract questions, opinions on them inexpedient, 474.
• The Dutch at Maluco considered it inexpedient to send more than the said vessel, and especially so to send the galleon.
• Duties on exports, however, being deemed inexpedient, are not laid by our government.
• But a union of less than nine states was deemed inexpedient.
• Hence, there may be, according to the law of nations, just cause of war, when it would be inexpedient to involve the nation in such a calamity.

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