inexpediently

Examples

• All

• The changes were inexpediently introduced without properly consulting the experts.

• She inexpediently ignored the warnings, leading to further complications.

• He acted inexpediently during the meeting.

• The decision was made inexpediently without proper analysis.

• She inexpediently ignored the warnings about the storm, which led to delays in her travel plans.

• The manager chose to inexpediently implement the new policy without consulting the team, resulting in confusion.

• His inexpediently made choice to skip the training resulted in him feeling unprepared for the project.

Synonyms

U

unwisely

vsinexpediently

5 4.1

In a way that shows poor judgment

highlights unsuitability for the circumstances rather than simple poor judgment

U

unadvisedly

vsinexpediently

2 8.4

To do something without thinking carefully first

describes unsuitability rather than merely acting without prior thought

I

imprudently

vsinexpediently

1 7.7

In a way that shows no care for possible bad results

is used to say an action is not suitable in a situation

I

incautiously

vsinexpediently

1 7.0

In a careless way that ignores danger

points to an action being unsuitable rather than just careless

I

inaptly

vsinexpediently

• Formal

1 6.9

In a clumsy way that does not suit the situation

focuses more on poor judgment or lack of prudence than awkwardness

I

impractically

vsinexpediently

1 6.1

In a way that does not work well in real life

means not suitable or recommended in context rather than merely not useful

I

injudiciously

vsinexpediently

• Formal

8.4

Acting without good sense or careful thought

puts emphasis on being unsuitable rather than only poor judgment

I

inadvisably

vsinexpediently

7.2

In a way that is not wise or safe

adds a stronger sense of poor judgment and unsuitability

I

improvidently

vsinexpediently

• Formal

9.9

Doing things without planning for the future

highlights unsuitability now rather than specifically missing future planning

Antonyms

W

wisely

112 2.3

To act with good sense and careful thought

E

expediently

• Formal

1 7.0

To act in a practical way to get quick results, often without thinking about what is right

How Advisable

wisely

112 2.3

inexpediently

• Formal

9.9

foolishly

28 2.8

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology