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injudicious
This term describes a failure of discernment, often implying a decision that is rash or poorly considered. It carries a more formal and critical tone than "unwise" or "foolish," suggesting a specific lapse in the exercise of sound judgment rather than a general lack of intelligence.
In professional or legal contexts, it is frequently used to describe actions that create unnecessary risk or liability. It suggests a misalignment between a chosen action and the logical requirements of the situation, often resulting in avoidable negative consequences.
Meanings
Examples
It would be injudicious to invest all your capital in a single volatile stock.
That was an injudicious comment to make during the board meeting.
I wonder if it was injudicious of me to tell her the secret so soon.
The general made an injudicious decision to attack without sufficient reconnaissance.
The general made an injudicious decision to attack without sufficient reconnaissance.
Stop being so injudicious with your spending or you will be broke by next month.
His injudicious use of social media led to a public relations disaster for the company.
It seems injudicious to travel to that region during the peak of the monsoon season.
She realized too late that her outburst had been entirely injudicious.