impolitic

The intolerable acts were described as "impolitic, unjust, and cruel, as well as unconstitutional."

They also designated the expedition as unnecessary and impolitic while affairs in Scotland remained in such a critical position.

So grossly unjust was Paterson's scheme; and yet it was less unjust than impolitic.

The attack was impolitic: Damascus was the one ally which could help the Franks to stem the advance of Nureddin.

In fact, she began a sort of retraction, a hurried little soothing away of her impolitic and fairly conclusive remarks.

Before the emperor's body was consigned to the tomb, this impolitic arrangement brought destruction on the entire Flavian family.

On the following day the Department of Paris sent a letter of censure to the King for his impolitic attempt.

But to refuse a small privilege is not only against the dictates of humanity, but tis impolitic as well.

On the whole, the measure was impolitic, and finally abandoned.

But the terms imposed on Sparta were essentially violent and unjust, and, as it turned out, impolitic.