Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Inexpedient

👉 Inexpediently is a phrase or expression used to describe something that is not desirable, unnecessary, or impractical. It can also be used in a less formal context to express surprise or disbelief at something unexpected. For example: 1. "She's been working tirelessly on this project for months, and she's still not done with it." - This sentence is an expository statement that describes the procrastination of the person. 2. "I'm feeling very uncomfortable about the decision I

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👉 Inexpedient, also known as impractical or unfeasible, is a concept in philosophy that refers to actions or decisions that are not feasible, practical, or desirable. It implies that an action or decision is undesirable or undesirable due to its non-combining properties with other alternatives. The term was first used by the philosopher John Stuart Mill in his 1859 essay "On Indifference and Inevitable Consequences."

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