Definition of ill-chosen in English:

ill-chosen

adjective

Badly thought out; unwise.
I apologize for my ill-chosen words
the ill-chosen music is overloud and irritating
Example sentencesExamples
- But with just two ill-chosen words my mood darkens and an inner gloom descends.
- If your reader gets the wrong impression about what your site is about (because of an ill-chosen graphic), you have failed.
- She was referring to the government rather than the populace, but the effect was the same and the words were ill-chosen.
- For the weary urbanite seeking to ease the pain of ill-chosen footwear, a full foot treatment is the way to go.
- And Mozart's death, as one respected musical journal wrote, was almost certainly caused not by poison but by "arduous work and fast living among ill-chosen company".
- His ball lay just over the notorious road, inches from an old stone wall, the calamitous result of adrenalin and an ill-chosen two iron.
- A combination of thin walls, accidents of socio-cultural background and ill-chosen invective has put his career in jeopardy, just as he was in the cusp of setting his international career in stone.
- Had she forgiven him for his ill-chosen words so long ago?
- Passes went astray, options were ill-chosen, but Carlow's lesson from the exercise is that forwards must take responsibility.
- Do not let ill-chosen words come back to haunt you.

Definition of ill-chosen in US English:

ill-chosen

adjective

Poorly considered.
I apologize for my ill-chosen words
the ill-chosen music is overloud and irritating
Example sentencesExamples
- Do not let ill-chosen words come back to haunt you.
- Passes went astray, options were ill-chosen, but Carlow's lesson from the exercise is that forwards must take responsibility.
- If your reader gets the wrong impression about what your site is about (because of an ill-chosen graphic), you have failed.
- A combination of thin walls, accidents of socio-cultural background and ill-chosen invective has put his career in jeopardy, just as he was in the cusp of setting his international career in stone.
- For the weary urbanite seeking to ease the pain of ill-chosen footwear, a full foot treatment is the way to go.
- And Mozart's death, as one respected musical journal wrote, was almost certainly caused not by poison but by "arduous work and fast living among ill-chosen company".
- Had she forgiven him for his ill-chosen words so long ago?
- She was referring to the government rather than the populace, but the effect was the same and the words were ill-chosen.
- But with just two ill-chosen words my mood darkens and an inner gloom descends.
- His ball lay just over the notorious road, inches from an old stone wall, the calamitous result of adrenalin and an ill-chosen two iron.

单词	ill-chosen
释义	Definition of ill-chosen in English: ill-chosen adjective Badly thought out; unwise. I apologize for my ill-chosen words the ill-chosen music is overloud and irritating Example sentencesExamples But with just two ill-chosen words my mood darkens and an inner gloom descends. If your reader gets the wrong impression about what your site is about (because of an ill-chosen graphic), you have failed. She was referring to the government rather than the populace, but the effect was the same and the words were ill-chosen. For the weary urbanite seeking to ease the pain of ill-chosen footwear, a full foot treatment is the way to go. And Mozart's death, as one respected musical journal wrote, was almost certainly caused not by poison but by "arduous work and fast living among ill-chosen company". His ball lay just over the notorious road, inches from an old stone wall, the calamitous result of adrenalin and an ill-chosen two iron. A combination of thin walls, accidents of socio-cultural background and ill-chosen invective has put his career in jeopardy, just as he was in the cusp of setting his international career in stone. Had she forgiven him for his ill-chosen words so long ago? Passes went astray, options were ill-chosen, but Carlow's lesson from the exercise is that forwards must take responsibility. Do not let ill-chosen words come back to haunt you. Definition of ill-chosen in US English: ill-chosen adjective Poorly considered. I apologize for my ill-chosen words the ill-chosen music is overloud and irritating Example sentencesExamples Do not let ill-chosen words come back to haunt you. Passes went astray, options were ill-chosen, but Carlow's lesson from the exercise is that forwards must take responsibility. If your reader gets the wrong impression about what your site is about (because of an ill-chosen graphic), you have failed. A combination of thin walls, accidents of socio-cultural background and ill-chosen invective has put his career in jeopardy, just as he was in the cusp of setting his international career in stone. For the weary urbanite seeking to ease the pain of ill-chosen footwear, a full foot treatment is the way to go. And Mozart's death, as one respected musical journal wrote, was almost certainly caused not by poison but by "arduous work and fast living among ill-chosen company". Had she forgiven him for his ill-chosen words so long ago? She was referring to the government rather than the populace, but the effect was the same and the words were ill-chosen. But with just two ill-chosen words my mood darkens and an inner gloom descends. His ball lay just over the notorious road, inches from an old stone wall, the calamitous result of adrenalin and an ill-chosen two iron.
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