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inadvised

inadvised adjective: not to be advised; inadvisable.

Adjective

inadvised (comparative more inadvised, superlative most inadvised)

  1. Not to be advised; inadvisable.
    • He freely confesseth his inadvised froward speeches […]1845, William Gurnall, The Christian in Complete Armour, page 234
    • […] it has helped to stop an inadvised rush of recent graduates into specialization […]1926, Statistics of Land-grant Colleges and Universities, United States. Office of Education, page 91

Forms of inadvised

comparativemore inadvised
superlativemost inadvised

Origin of inadvised

From in- + advised.

Words formed from inadvised

Questions about inadvised

What does inadvised mean?
Inadvised means not to be advised; inadvisable.
What part of speech is inadvised?
Inadvised is an adjective.

Words near inadvised in the dictionary

  1. inadvertently
  2. inadvisability
  3. inadvisable
  4. inadvisableness
  5. inadvisably
  6. inadvised
  7. inadvisedly
  8. inadvisedness
  9. inadæquate
  10. inaequihymeniiferous
  11. inaequilateral

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