impolitic
1 of 1adjective/ˌɪm.pɑ.ˈlə.tɪk/
Forms:more impolitic,most impolitic
1
having or showing poor judgment in action or speech
- It was impolitic to make a joke about the situation, as it was a sensitive subject.
- The impolitic choice of words in his speech offended many listeners.
- He soon realized that his impolitic actions had damaged his relationship with his colleagues.
- Her impolitic approach to the delicate issue caused unnecessary tension.
- The politician's impolitic behavior alienated many potential supporters.
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