ill-considered
Speech parts
1. ill-considered - Adjective
2. ill-considered - Adjective Satellite
Meaning
not given careful consideration
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ill-considered actions often result in disaster
an ill-judged attempt
At Malvern Hill Jackson participated in the futile, piecemeal frontal assaults against entrenched Union infantry and massed artillery, and suffered heavy casualties (but this was a problem for all of Lee's army in that ill-considered battle).
Standing Order 66 After the Revolution, there was a constant threat that non-government members of Parliament would ruin the country's finances by proposing ill-considered money bills.
Prime Minister Trudeau’s ill-considered remarks about Fidel Castro were one of several away-from-home gaffes he has committed recently.
However breach of promise is very expensive not only in terms of voters’ confidence but in terms of God’s holding them to account for their ill-considered lies.