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ill-advised
adjective as in unwise, not thought out
Example Sentences
While her Instagram story was "ill-advised", he said, Lattouf was fired with "no more than a suspicion" that she "may" have breached some policy or guideline and given no opportunity to defend herself.
Mr Jones told police his remarks, captured on video, were "ill-advised" and not intended to incite or encourage violence.
The Dartford councillor told police his remarks, captured on video as he addressed "tens of thousands" of people, were "ill-advised".
The ill-advised sacking of John Eustace - who had Birmingham sitting sixth in the Championship in October that year - was followed by the disastrous tenure of Wayne Rooney.
Media analyst Rich Greenfield wrote that legacy media companies investing in expensive original programming outside of sports and news may be ill-advised as viewers continue to flock to streaming.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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