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pru
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Comparative
more imprudent
Superlative
most imprudent
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unwise and not considerate about consequences of an action
- Borrowing more money without a repayment plan would be highly imprudent.
- It was imprudent to ignore the doctor’s advice about his health condition.
- It was imprudent of him to invest all his savings in a risky venture.
- Her imprudent spending habits left her struggling to pay her bills.
- It’s imprudent to take shortcuts when safety is at stake.
Antonyms:
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lacking wise self-restraint