impolitically
- adverb
- /ˌɪmpəˈlɪtɪkli/
- She spoke impolitically, avoiding any mention of party affiliations or government policies.
Examples
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The awards were distributed impolitically, based solely on the candidates' achievements.
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The committee made its decision impolitically, focusing only on the facts presented.
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He spoke impolitically at the meeting.
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She handled the situation impolitically and offended many people.
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The committee made its decision impolitically, focusing only on the facts presented.
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The awards were distributed impolitically, based solely on the candidates' achievements.
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She spoke impolitically, avoiding any mention of party affiliations or government policies.
Synonyms
In a way that does not take part in politics or support any party
In a way that does not involve government or leaders' opinions
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Etymology
Impolitically comes from the prefix im- meaning 'not' and politic, which comes from a root for 'city' or 'public life' and is the same root as politics. So impolitically can mean acting 'not in a political way', without thinking about political interests or public connections.