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unprudential

unprudential adjective: imprudent.

Adjective

unprudential (comparative more unprudential, superlative most unprudential)

  1. (obsolete) imprudent
    • the most unwise and unprudential act1649, J[ohn] Milton, ΕΙΚΟΝΟΚΛΆΣΤΗΣ [Eikonoklástēs] […], London: […] Matthew Simmons, […], →OCLC

Forms of unprudential

comparativemore unprudential
superlativemost unprudential

Origin of unprudential

From un- + prudential.

Questions about unprudential

What does unprudential mean?
Unprudential means imprudent.
What part of speech is unprudential?
Unprudential is an adjective.

Words near unprudential in the dictionary

  1. unprovokingly
  2. unproxied
  3. unproximate
  4. unprudence
  5. unprudent
  6. unprudential
  7. unprudently
  8. unprudish
  9. unprudishly
  10. unprudishness
  11. unpruned

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