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Imprudence

usgb/ɪmˈpruːdns/Volume
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Imprudence suggests negative judgment, implying lack of wisdom or foresight in someone's actions or decisions. SlideHer imprudence in financial matters led to a substantial loss.
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Not CarefulnessPlay
Imprudence is the opposite of being careful; it's about neglecting the potential risks or effects of actions. SlideIgnoring the weather forecast on the day of the picnic was an act of imprudence.
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Often used in the context of decisions with negative outcomes, especially when better outcomes were possible with more thought. SlideThey realized the imprudence of eating undercooked meat only after falling ill.