injudiciously (Meaning)

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injudiciously (r)

in an injudicious manner

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In an injudicious manner.

The CEO's injudicious spending habits led to a major financial crisis for the company.
The politician's injudicious comments on social media sparked widespread outrage.
The doctor injudiciously prescribed antibiotics, contributing to the growing problem of antibiotic resistance.
The student used injudicious language in their essay, resulting in a poor grade.
The prosecutor injudiciously revealed confidential information during the trial, potentially compromising the case.
The teacher injudiciously punished a student without understanding the full context of the situation.
The driver's injudicious speeding caused a serious accident.
The investor injudiciously invested in a risky venture, losing a substantial amount of money.
The writer injudiciously used excessive detail in their narrative, making it difficult for readers to follow.
The editor injudiciously cut valuable information from the manuscript, compromising its integrity.

in an injudicious mannerIn an injudicious manner.

inadvisable, stupid, indelicate, ill-advised, undiplomatic, tactless, unwise, imprudent,improper, careless

rational, appropriate, sound, logical, intelligent,judicious, prudent, wise, advisable, logical

The CEO's injudicious spending habits led to a major financial crisis for the company.

The politician's injudicious comments on social media sparked widespread outrage.

The doctor injudiciously prescribed antibiotics, contributing to the growing problem of antibiotic resistance.

The student used injudicious language in their essay, resulting in a poor grade.