inadvisable

And it is inadvisable to criminate the abettor separately by the aspect of legislation and judicature.

It was thought highly inadvisable for young women to go there alone.

Her condition made surgery inadvisable.

It is inadvisable to drive without a seatbelt.

Skipping meals is inadvisable for maintaining good health.

It's inadvisable to make important decisions when you're emotional.

It's inadvisable to ignore warning signs of a potential problem.

It's inadvisable to invest all your money in one risky venture.

It's inadvisable to travel alone in unfamiliar areas at night.

It's inadvisable to share your personal information with strangers online.

It's inadvisable to confront a dangerous person without backup.

It's inadvisable to procrastinate when facing important deadlines.

It's inadvisable to neglect regular exercise for overall well-being.

If you have ever wondered why marrying your uncle is inadvisable, the Habsburgs can enlighten you.

It even encouraged me to pursue some more fulfilling career paths that may otherwise have been inadvisable.

It is impossible—not to mention inadvisable—to get close enough to a star or a black hole to manipulate it experimentally.

" It's inadvisable to comment on what goes on in this house" .

Besides, their car had deteriorated to a rattling mass of hypochondriacal metal, and a new one was financially inadvisable.

But you have time and again insisted upon having " no contact, no talks and no compromise" , which I truly think inadvisable.

The Headmaster thinks it inadvisable for this to continue. He wishes me to teach you how to close your mind to the Dark Lord.'

More than just inadvisable strategies, more than just mistakes, does this expose something more serious, criminality, laws that may have been broken in both countries?

And if you are someone who is not a strong swimmer, like, is it inadvisable to go into the ocean up to, say, like, your knees or, like, your hips?