Meaning & use
Imprudently
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In a way that shows a lack of caution, wisdom, or good judgment.
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He imprudently invested his entire savings in a single, untested venture.
She spoke imprudently to the press before the investigation had concluded.
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The negative counterpart of 'prudently', from Latin 'prudens', meaning foreseeing or wise.
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recklesslycarelessly
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