inexpedient

• 形容某个行动、做法或方针在特定情况下不合适、不明智或不切实际，往往指缺乏远见或考虑不周。

Describes an action or course of conduct that is not advisable, suitable, or practical under the given circumstances.

1. Not suitable or advisableC2formal

   Not appropriate, wise, or practical under the given circumstances.

   不明智的

   • It would be inexpedient to make a decision without all the facts.
   • The committee deemed the proposal inexpedient for the current budget.
   • He realized it was inexpedient to argue with the judge.

   同义词ill-advisedimpoliticimpracticalimprudentinadvisableinappropriateinjudiciousunadvisableunfittingunwise

   反义词advisableappropriateexpedientpracticalprudentsuitablewise

2. Not appropriate to the purposeC2formal

   Not fitting or useful for achieving a specific goal or objective.

   不适宜的

   • Using outdated methods is inexpedient for modern research.
   • The chosen location was inexpedient for the large event.
   • Her approach was inexpedient for solving the technical problem.

   同义词counterproductivedisadvantageousinappositeinappropriateinaptineffectiveunfitunserviceableunsuitable

   反义词advisableappropriatefittingpropersuitableuseful