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impolitic definition
im·poli·tic (im päl′ə tik′)
adjective
not politic; unwise; injudicious; inexpedient
Related Forms:
- impoliticly im·pol′i·ticly adverb
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impolitic Usage Examples
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- very: It would have been very impolitic on their part to try.
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