inadvisable — not wise or prudent; not recommended
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: not wise or prudent; not recommended
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˌɪnədˈvaɪzəbl/
Korean meaning: 현명하지 않은, 권할 만하지 않은, 부적절한
Korean pronunciation: 이너드**바이**저블
Example Sentences
- Eating expired sushi is highly inadvisable, unless you enjoy bathroom marathons.
- The doctor said it was inadvisable to exercise immediately after the surgery.
- It's inadvisable to text your ex at 3 AM, no matter how good your reasons seem.
inadvisable
ADJECTIVE//ˌɪnədˈvaɪzəbl//
not wise or prudent; not recommended
현명하지 않은, 권할 만하지 않은, 부적절한
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🌳Etymology
Origin
From Latin 'advisare' meaning 'to consider or consult,' which evolved into English 'advice.' The word was formed in the 16th century by combining the negative prefix with the adjective form.
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“Eating expired sushi is highly inadvisable, unless you enjoy bathroom marathons.”
“The doctor said it was inadvisable to exercise immediately after the surgery.”
“It's inadvisable to text your ex at 3 AM, no matter how good your reasons seem.”
“The financial advisor deemed it inadvisable to invest all savings in cryptocurrency.”
“Wearing a tuxedo to a beach volleyball game is inadvisable, but definitely memorable.”
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