Examples of using Imprudent in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Be not imprudent!
An imprudent, incapable man.
That was imprudent.
Imprudent and careless involving an accident.
In a word: imprudent.
There was something too contorted about it, too imprudent.
That was imprudent of you.
Why are people so imprudent?
They would say"Imprudent associations," or"Western decadence.".
Doesn't that strike you as… imprudent?
It's imprudent to keep all these traitorous Japanese souvenirs.
That would be imprudent, Al.
Chesterton is with us still,though to bring him in the evening chill would be imprudent.
That you adored imprudent marriages?
I think any involvement would be seriously imprudent.
And therefore I have called to say I think it imprudent for Beatrice and Mary to spend time together.
Severely depressed individuals often express their depression through aggression or imprudent behavior.
It would be imprudent to keep monetary policy on hold until inflation is back to 2 percent," Yellen said.
He saved him from an imprudent marriage.
It would be imprudent of us not to understand what a nation which has declared itself an adversary of the United States is doing.".
I can't believe how imprudent you are.
His choice was imprudent to say the least, since he made implacable enemies of Hera and Athena, both of whom vowed to destroy him and Troy.
It's probably the blush of imprudent spending.
It also seems to me imprudent," said the boy, continuing as though the other had not spoken,"to not tell me that my casting any spell on you might kill us both.
But this was yet another binge: too much borrowed too fast,and lots of the debt taken on by firms to finance imprudent projects or purchase overpriced assets.
Clearly, the people who uttered those imprudent and thoughtless expressions meant no harm and indeed would be horrified to learn that they had compounded pain rather than relieved it.
Only eight months before, Catherine had declared that the odious and revolting aggression of the king of Sweden would be forgiven only if he testified his repentance by agreeing to a peace granting a general and unlimited amnesty to all his rebels and consenting to a guarantee by the Swedish Riksdag for theobservance of peace in the future as it would be imprudent to confide in his good faith alone.
Unfortunately, people andgroups within Iran also saw the President's statements as imprudent, and assessed that statements of this kind cause intensification in the West's hostility against Islamic Iran.
Despite the recent imprudent outburst by President Peres, the reality is that with“peace partners” like Hamas or the duplicitous PA leaders, few Israelis would today visualize their government endorsing a Palestinian state.
