injudicious Synonyms
Strongest:
- indiscreet
- inadvisable
- ill-advised
- stupid
- inappropriate
- indelicate
- undiplomatic
- unwise
- imprudent
- careless
- tactless
- improper
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Strongest:
- logical
- advisable
- rational
- prudent
- sound
- judicious
- intelligent
- logical
- appropriate
- discreet
- sound
- wise
- prudent
- appropriate
- advisable
- wise
- judicious
- rational
- discreet
- intelligent
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injudicious Meaning
injudicious (s)
lacking or showing lack of judgment or discretion; unwise
injudicious (a.)
Not judicious; wanting in sound judgment; undiscerning; indiscreet; unwise; as, an injudicious adviser.
Not according to sound judgment or discretion; unwise; as, an injudicious measure.
injudicious Sentence Examples
- Her injudicious remarks caused a stir in the meeting, alienating several colleagues.
- The company's injudicious spending led to a severe financial crisis.
- The politician's injudicious comments on immigration sparked outrage and controversy.
- The doctor's injudicious prescription of antibiotics weakened the patient's immune system.
- Their injudicious decision to invest in a failing industry resulted in heavy losses.
- The injudicious use of pesticides had devastating effects on the local ecosystem.
- The injudicious timing of the announcement overshadowed the good news that it contained.
- The injudicious actions of a few individuals have cast a shadow over the reputation of an entire organization.
- The injudicious pursuit of personal gain often leads to ethical compromises.
- The injudicious use of technology can have unintended consequences, compromising privacy or security.
FAQs About the word injudicious
lacking or showing lack of judgment or discretion; unwiseNot judicious; wanting in sound judgment; undiscerning; indiscreet; unwise; as, an injudicious adviser.
indiscreet, inadvisable, ill-advised, stupid, inappropriate, indelicate, undiplomatic, unwise, imprudent, careless
logical, advisable, rational, prudent, sound,judicious, intelligent, logical, appropriate, discreet
Her injudicious remarks caused a stir in the meeting, alienating several colleagues.
The company's injudicious spending led to a severe financial crisis.
The politician's injudicious comments on immigration sparked outrage and controversy.
The doctor's injudicious prescription of antibiotics weakened the patient's immune system.
