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Definition of ill-advised - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
unwise actiondone without careful thought or planning
- His ill-advised comment upset everyone at the meeting.
- The ill-advised investment led to huge losses.
- Her ill-advised words caused a rift in their friendship.
Origin of ill-advised
Old English, yfel (bad) + advisian (to advise)
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sudden decision
be seized with a sudden often ill-advised notion
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- French:malavisé, ...
- German:unüberlegt, ...
- Italian:sconsiderato, ...
- Spanish:imprudente, ...
- Portuguese:imprudente, ...
- Chinese:不明智的, ...
- Japanese:軽率な, ...
- Arabic:غَيْر حَكِيم, ...
- Hebrew:פָּזִיז, ...
- Russian:неразумный, ...
- Ukrainian:необдуманий, ...
- Hindi:अविवेकी, ...
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