Synonym: unwise. Similar words: expedient, expediency, inexperience, expedite, expedition, inexpensive, obedient, ingredient. Meaning: [‚ɪnɪk'spɪːdɪənt] 
adj. 1. not suitable or advisable 2. not appropriate to the purpose.
adj. 1. not suitable or advisable 2. not appropriate to the purpose. 
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(1) It would be inexpedient to inform them at this stage.
(2) It was inexpedient for him to be seen to approve of the decision.
(3) It would be inexpedient to raise taxes further.
(4) In retrospection of the inexpedient reports on some emergencies, this article has an analysis on the current domestic political regulations related to information publication.
(5) "He grasped the meaning of a blinkered youth"( Benjamin DeMott )"The characters have a blinkered view and, misinterpreting what they see, sometimes take totally inexpedient action"( Pauline Kael.
(6) Both domestic and foreign cases concerned indicate that it is usually inexpedient capital mode that leads to the companies" financial difficulties, which sometimes result in their bankruptcy."
(7) The waiter ventured to whisper that it was perhaps inexpedient to carry out the order, in consideration of the dignity of the house and its custom.
(8) The way to change the phases of slacken production, inexpedient circulation is to realize the limited austerity.
More similar words: expedient, expediency, inexperience, expedite, expedition, inexpensive, obedient, ingredient, obediently, disobedient, unexpected, unexpectedly, carpe diem, experience, experienced, obedience, sine die, disobedience, inexplicable, audient, inexpressible, experiment, civil disobedience, experimental, pediment, impediment, impedimenta, inefficient, expel, expert.