imprudence Antonyms
Strongest:
- discretion
- rightness
- fitness
- decency
- correctness
- correctness
- propriety
- appropriateness
- decorum
- prudence
- suitability
- appropriateness
- propriety
- suitability
- decency
- fitness
- decorum
- discretion
- prudence
- rightness
Strong:
- etiquette
- consideration
- decorousness
- form
- proprieties
- decorousness
- form
- suitableness
- seemliness
- properness
- seemliness
- suitableness
- etiquette
- manners
- consideration
- properness
- proprieties
- manners
Weak:
Meaning of imprudence
imprudence (n)
a lack of caution in practical affairs
imprudence (n.)
The quality or state of being imprudent; want to caution, circumspection, or a due regard to consequences; indiscretion; inconsideration; reshness; also, an imprudent act; as, he was guilty of an imprudence.
imprudence Sentence Examples
- The boy's imprudence in running across the busy street nearly cost him his life.
- The mayor's imprudence in making insensitive remarks sparked widespread outrage.
- The company's imprudent investment in a failing business resulted in significant losses.
- The young driver's imprudence behind the wheel led to a tragic accident.
- The politician's imprudent comments during the interview alienated many potential voters.
- The doctor's imprudence in prescribing excessive medication led to the patient's overdose.
- The team's imprudent decision to play with an injured player resulted in a disappointing defeat.
- The adventurer's imprudence in attempting to climb the mountain alone exposed him to unnecessary risks.
- The student's imprudence in failing to study for the exam resulted in a poor grade.
- The financial advisor's imprudent recommendation to invest in high-risk stocks caused the client to lose a substantial amount of money.
FAQs About the word imprudence
a lack of caution in practical affairsThe quality or state of being imprudent; want to caution, circumspection, or a due regard to consequences; indiscretion; i
indiscretion, naughtiness, insolence, disrespect, impertinence, indiscreetness, vulgarity, impoliteness, rudeness, incivility
discretion, rightness, fitness, decency, correctness, correctness, propriety, appropriateness, decorum, prudence
The boy's imprudence in running across the busy street nearly cost him his life.
The mayor's imprudence in making insensitive remarks sparked widespread outrage.
The company's imprudent investment in a failing business resulted in significant losses.
The young driver's imprudence behind the wheel led to a tragic accident.
