highly inadvisable

Frequency: 8.530.1 per million words

Used to strongly emphasize that something is a very bad idea.

inadvisableADVERB + inadvisable

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highly

Examples (10)

  • It was thought highly inadvisable for young women to go there alone.
  • Given the current risks, it is highly inadvisable to travel without insurance.
  • Leaving sensitive documents unattended is highly inadvisable in any office environment.
  • For health reasons, continuing with that diet was deemed highly inadvisable by her doctor.
  • Disclosing confidential client information would be highly inadvisable for any employee.
  • The committee concluded that ignoring the safety warnings would be highly inadvisable.
  • Historically, it was considered highly inadvisable to challenge the monarch directly.
  • Without proper training, attempting such a complex procedure will be highly inadvisable.
  • Running the system without regular backups is highly inadvisable.
  • To ensure project success, taking shortcuts at this stage is highly inadvisable.