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imprudent

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Adj — Not careful or sensible; failing to think through the consequences of an action.

Etymology

From Middle French imprudent, from Latin imprudens, from im- ("not") + prudens ("foreseeing, judicious").

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What does “imprudent” mean?

The word “imprudent” means not careful or sensible; failing to think through the consequences of an action. In plain terms, not sensible or careful — acting without thinking about the consequences.

How do you pronounce “imprudent”?

“Imprudent” is pronounced ihm-PROO-duhnt (/ɪmˈpɹudənt/ in IPA).

How do you use “imprudent” in a sentence?

Here is “imprudent” used in a sentence: “Investing his entire savings in one stock was imprudent.”

What part of speech is “imprudent”?

“Imprudent” is an adjective.

Where does the word “imprudent” come from?

The word “imprudent” comes from Latin. From Middle French imprudent, from Latin imprudens, from im- ("not") + prudens ("foreseeing, judicious").

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