unadvised
121unadvisedness — noun see unadvised …
122in´con|sid´er|ate|ness — in|con|sid|er|ate «IHN kuhn SIHD uhr iht», dj. 1. not thoughtful of others and their rights and feelings. 2. thoughtless; heedless: »the inconsiderate multitude (Milton). SYNONYM(S): rash, unadvised, precipitate. –in´con|sid´er|ate|ly, adverb …
123in´con|sid´er|ate|ly — in|con|sid|er|ate «IHN kuhn SIHD uhr iht», dj. 1. not thoughtful of others and their rights and feelings. 2. thoughtless; heedless: »the inconsiderate multitude (Milton). SYNONYM(S): rash, unadvised, precipitate. –in´con|sid´er|ate|ly, adverb …
124in|con|sid|er|ate — «IHN kuhn SIHD uhr iht», dj. 1. not thoughtful of others and their rights and feelings. 2. thoughtless; heedless: »the inconsiderate multitude (Milton). SYNONYM(S): rash, unadvised, precipitate. –in´con|sid´er|ate|ly, adverb …
125un|ad|vis|ed|ness — «UHN uhd VY zihd nihs», noun. the character of being unadvised; imprudence; rashness; indiscretion …
126æ- — prefix The stress form of OE. a (see a prefix 1) used with ns. and adjs., the unaccented a being used with verbs. Meaning: out, off, onward, away; hence, from idea of doing away, a privative = un , less. Thus ǽ fyrmða washings off, ablutions …
127murcid — † ˈmurcid, a. Obs. rare 0. [ad. late L. murcid us slothful. Cf. murcous a.] ‘Cowardly, unadvised, sloathful’ (Blount Glossogr. 1656) …
128unavised — unavised, ly obs. varr. unadvised, ly …
