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Term: injudicious

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense 1: Lacking or showing a lack of good judgment or wisdom

Description: The term "injudicious" refers to something or someone lacking good judgment, discretion, or wisdom in decision-making.

Example Sentence: She made an injudicious decision to quit her stable job without having a backup plan.

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Sense 2: Not judicious or discreet in managing sensitive or delicate matters

Description: In this sense, "injudicious" refers to someone or something being careless, indiscreet, or tactless in handling sensitive or delicate matters.

Example Sentence: The politician's injudicious remarks during the interview caused a public uproar.

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Sense 3: Not judiciously selected or chosen

Description: This sense of "injudicious" refers to something not being carefully or wisely chosen or selected.

Example Sentence: The company's injudicious investment in that risky venture led to its downfall.

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