injudiciously's Usage Examples:

horticulturists have recognized 81 garden varieties, some of which have injudiciously been planted in its natural range.

destruction through every part of a besieger's approaches, where the guard is injudiciously disposed and ill commanded; but that if due precautions have been observed.

" The book, in fact, "provides a warning about injudiciously applying advanced quantitative techniques to investment instruments".

capable of igniting dry vegetation or flammable substances if used injudiciously.

Norwich castle museum, along the excavation route of the river, and were injudiciously destroyed.

It may thus be a source of inefficiency if used injudiciously in code.

Feyder may be unfairly neglected today just as once he was injudiciously acclaimed.

He had followed the Colonel to Oberstein's and then, injudiciously, intervened, and Oberstein beat his head in.

both purse and hat, he has also been turned into a horned beast by injudiciously eating apples from the tree planted by Vice.

critical of the fort during his 1752 visit, noting that it had been "begun injudiciously" in a poor location.

The Anglo-Indian press subsequently criticised this action as being injudiciously lenient.

the part outré, which is all that is to be understood by this word, injudiciously used to the prejudice of character.

It is said that Joshua Reynolds called him "injudiciously exact" for finishing the unimportant parts of his plate too highly.

and thus are least likely to exercise the taxing power abusively or injudiciously.

was considerable concern that the account of the mission had been "injudiciously managed" by the board in 1841.

Montaner next organized a smaller company with Pedro Vargas, whom she injudiciously paid in advance.

The work of d' Annunzio, although by many of the younger generation injudiciously and extravagantly admired, is almost the most important literary work.

Lee trusted him and gave him discretion, but Stuart acted injudiciously.

However, "the article was injudiciously cut and given its inflammatory title by an editor".

" Saint-Gaudens was also interviewed, and as author Moran put it, "injudiciously ranted": "This is inept; this looks like it had been designed by a young.