inadvisability

/'inəd,vaizə'biliti/ Cách viết khác : (inadvisableness) /,inəd'vaizəblnis/
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inadvisability

It would be an inadvisability to cross the river here.

Definition

Noun: The quality or state of being unwise, not recommended, or likely to lead to poor results. It refers to the characteristic of an action, plan, or decision that is considered ill-advised.

Usage

The word "inadvisability" is a formal noun used to describe the inherent poor judgment or lack of wisdom in a proposed course of action. It is often used in analytical, advisory, or explanatory contexts to highlight why something should not be done.

Examples
  • The report detailed the inadvisability of investing in such a volatile market.
  • Despite the obvious inadvisability of the plan, they decided to proceed.
  • He pointed out the inadvisability of traveling alone in that region.
Advanced Usage
  • "The sheer inadvisability of...": This phrase emphasizes the overwhelming or obvious nature of the poor judgment involved.
    • The sheer inadvisability of confronting him directly made her reconsider her approach.
Variants and Related Words
  • Inadvisable (adjective): Not wise or recommended; likely to have bad results.
    • It is inadvisable to go out in this storm.
  • Advisability (noun): The quality of being wise or recommended. (This is the direct antonym).
    • We discussed the advisability of postponing the meeting.
Synonyms
  • Foolishness: Lack of good sense or judgment.
  • Imprudence: The quality of being unwise or indiscreet.
  • Inexpediency: The quality of being inconvenient or unsuitable.
Antonyms
  • Advisability: The quality of being wise or recommended.
  • Prudence: The quality of being wise and careful in practical matters.
  • Wisdom: The quality of having experience, knowledge, and good judgment.
Related Phrases
  • To counsel against something: To advise someone not to do something, often due to its inadvisability.
    • His lawyer counseled against making a public statement.
  • To highlight the risks: To emphasize the potential dangers or negative outcomes, which is often done when discussing the inadvisability of an action.
    • The consultant's job was to highlight the risks of the proposed merger.
inadvisability

It would be an inadvisability to cross the river here.

Noun
  1. the quality of being ill-advised

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