= indiscreet, adj. (Common 1400–1650.) Of actions, conduct, etc.

Of persons: Imprudent, indiscreet, thoughtless. Also transferred of things.

Not prudent, unwise; = imprudent, adj.

Of persons.

Badly advised, lacking counsel; foolish.

Wanting in retentiveness or power of restraint.

Ill-advised; misguided, injudicious.

Not well-advised.

Imprudent.

Free from restraint; speaking or acting freely; (in negative sense) unrestrained by prudence or decorum. Obsolete.

= improvident, adj. (in various senses).

Taking no counsel; inconsiderate, rash.

Done without wise consideration or deliberation, injudicious, imprudent; sometimes, ill-counselled, following, or resulting from, bad advice. (Of…

(un-, prefix1 affix 4 affix 7b.)

Not judicial. Acting without judgement; injudicious. Obsolete.

Unadvised.

Not circumspect; incautious; careless. Obsolete.

Injudicious or imprudent in speech or action; inconsiderate; unadvised, unwary.

Ill-advised, imprudent.

Not prudential; imprudent.

Not manifesting practical judgement or discretion; showing want of judgement in action, behaviour, etc.; unwise, ill-advised, ill-judged.

Imprudent.

Not providential.