improvidentially (Meaning)
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improvidentially (adv.)
Improvidently.
Synonyms & Antonyms of improvidentially
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improvidentially Sentence Examples
- The company's improvidentially risky investments led to its sudden collapse.
- The reckless driver's improvidentially fast speeding resulted in a devastating accident.
- The politician improvidentially ignored the warnings of his advisors, leading to a major scandal.
- The improvidentially small amount of money set aside for the project proved insufficient, stalling its progress.
- The improvidentially timed announcement of a new policy sparked widespread outrage and protests.
- The homeowner's improvidentially weak security measures made his house an easy target for burglars.
- The doctor improvidentially prescribed an excessive dosage of medication, causing serious side effects.
- The engineer improvidentially overlooked a critical flaw in the design, resulting in the building's collapse.
- The hiker improvidentially ventured off the designated trail, getting lost and requiring a rescue.
- The government improvidentially overspent during the economic boom, leaving the country vulnerable to recession.
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Improvidently.
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The company's improvidentially risky investments led to its sudden collapse.
The reckless driver's improvidentially fast speeding resulted in a devastating accident.
The politician improvidentially ignored the warnings of his advisors, leading to a major scandal.
The improvidentially small amount of money set aside for the project proved insufficient, stalling its progress.
