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Impolitic

usgb/ɪmˈpɑːlətɪk/Volume
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Negative Connotation

Using 'impolitic' suggests that an action or statement may lead to negative outcomes.

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His impolitic comments about the boss's strategy could jeopardize his position.
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Formal Contexts

'Impolitic' is common in formal writing or discussions about serious subjects like politics.

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Her impolitic remarks during the debate stunned the audience.
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Less About Manners

'Impolitic' critiques judgment rather than manners — it's less about politeness and more about wisdom.

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Publicly criticizing a key ally was an impolitic move by the diplomat.
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