Unadvisable

Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 190
un-ad-vi -za-bl, a. not advisable; not to be recommended; not expedient. done without due consideration. Unadvisedly,un-advize'-ed-le ad. imprudently: without due consideration. Unadvisedne , un-ad-vize'-ed-nes, s. imprudence; rashne . served. natural; real; not hypocritical. Unaffectedly, unaf-fek'-ted-le, ad. really; sincerely. Unaffectedne , un-af-fek'-ted-nes, s. state of being unaffected. tion. able. direction. ated. Unalienably, un-ale'-yen-à-ble, ad. in a manner that does not admit of alienation. connected in amity. tion; having no powerful relation. foreign admixture. tenably, un-awl'-ter-a-ble, ad. unchangeably. Unalterablene , un-awl -ter-a-bl-nes, s. unchangeablene . meaning. Unambiguously, un-am-big'-yu-us-le, ad. clearly and explicitly. Unambiguous ne , un-am-big'- yu-us-nes, s. clearne ; explicitne . not affecting show. Unambitiously, un-am-bish'-usle, ad. without ambitiousne . Unambitious ne , un-am-bish'-us-nes, s. the quality of being unambilious. improved. adapted to gain affection. Unamiablene , un-a'-meå-bl-nes, s want of amiablene . ment. ment.
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