imprudent in Latin
imprudent in Latin is imprūdens — imprudent means not careful or sensible; failing to think through the consequences of an action.
imprudent in Latin
imprūdens
Not prudent; lacking prudence or discretion; indiscreet; injudicious; not paying attention to the consequences of one's actions.
What does "imprudent" mean?
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adj Not careful or sensible; failing to think through the consequences of an action.
"Investing his entire savings in one stock was imprudent."
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imprudent in a sentence
- Investing his entire savings in one stock was imprudent.
- It would be imprudent to sign the contract without reading it fully.
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What is "imprudent" in Latin?
"imprudent" in Latin is imprūdens. imprudent means: Not careful or sensible; failing to think through the consequences of an action.
How do you use "imprudent" in a sentence?
Example: "Investing his entire savings in one stock was imprudent." In Latin, "imprudent" is imprūdens.
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