improvidence Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- penny-pinching
- temperance
- austerity
- austerity
- temperance
- penny-pinching
- restraint
- restraint
- moderation
- moderation
Weak:
No Weak antonyms found.
improvidence Meaning
improvidence (n)
a lack of prudence and care by someone in the management of resources
improvidence (n.)
The quality of being improvident; want of foresight or thrift.
improvidence Sentence Examples
- The company's financial woes stemmed from its improvident spending habits.
- Her reckless spending and lack of saving revealed her improvidence.
- The government's improvident tax policies led to a massive budget deficit.
- His youthful improvidence had left him in a precarious financial situation.
- The project's failure was largely due to the improvidence of its planners.
- She lamented her improvidence in squandering her inheritance.
- The investor's improvidence cost him dearly when the market crashed.
- The town's environmental policies were marred by improvidence, resulting in widespread pollution.
- Her improvident marriage to a reckless playboy ended in heartbreak.
- The country's improvident use of natural resources had left it vulnerable to economic collapse.
FAQs About the word improvidence
a lack of prudence and care by someone in the management of resourcesThe quality of being improvident; want of foresight or thrift.
indulgence, squandering,liberality, generosity, conspicuous consumption, extravagance, splurge, prodigality,bountifulness, wastefulness
economy, economy, frugality, frugality, penny-pinching, temperance, austerity, austerity, temperance, penny-pinching
The company's financial woes stemmed from its improvident spending habits.
Her reckless spending and lack of saving revealed her improvidence.
The government's improvident tax policies led to a massive budget deficit.
His youthful improvidence had left him in a precarious financial situation.