injudicious

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injudicious — 形容詞

  • injudiciouspositive
  • more injudiciouscomparative
  • most injudicioussuperlative

1. made or said without careful thought, and likely to cause problems as a result

1.形容詞C1
釋義

不智；輕率

缺乏判斷力、考慮不周而不明智的

made or said without careful thought, and likely to cause problems as a result

例句

Emre made an injudicious bet and lost most of his savings overnight.

Emre 下了一個輕率的賭注，一夜之間就輸掉了大部分積蓄。

injudicious + noun (an injudicious bet)

Lakshmi's injudicious comment about her boss spread quickly through the office.

Lakshmi 對老闆不智的評論很快就傳遍了整間辦公室。

attributive use before a noun: injudicious comment

常見搭配
  • injudicious remark
  • injudicious decision
  • injudicious choice
同義詞
  • unwise

    everyday, neutral term; 'injudicious' is more formal and bookish

  • imprudent

    stresses failing to weigh risks before acting

  • ill-advised

    suggests the action went against sensible advice

  • rash

    emphasises acting too fast, without pausing to think

反義詞

文法句型

injudicious + noun

it is injudicious to do something

injudicious of someone to do something

用法筆記

Usually modifies a decision, remark, or action rather than a person, naming the thing that was poorly thought through. Formal in tone, so it appears most in news writing, reviews, and official comment.

常見錯誤

The injudicious system needs major reform.
The judicial system needs major reform.
'injudicious' means showing poor judgment, while 'judicial' relates to courts and judges.

同根字

常見搭配

名詞搭配

  • injudicious remark
  • injudicious decision
  • injudicious comment
  • injudicious investment

副詞搭配

  • highly injudicious
  • rather injudicious
  • politically injudicious

常用片語

  • it would be injudicious to
  • an injudicious use of