Definition of unwisdom in English:

unwisdom

nounʌnˈwɪzdəmˌənˈwɪzdəm

mass noun

Folly; lack of wisdom.
it stresses the unwisdom of fathers leaving their children
Example sentencesExamples
- If you'll review the discussion there, you'll see that beginning efforts at probing some of them were taken up before the conversation was waylaid by various imputations of illegitimacy or unwisdom.
- One future admiral, in a moment of youthful unwisdom, had a fox-hunt tattooed down his back, with the fox disappearing into its earth.
- The rest of us will just have to live with the consequences of his unwisdom, 10 or 20 years down the road.
- Not only are the potentialities of existing law fully extended, but the irresponsibility or unwisdom of the weaker, or the head-strong, judges are held in.
- In his theme for this volume Churchill summarized his interpretation of the war: ‘how the English-speaking peoples through their unwisdom, carelessness, and good nature allowed the wicked to rearm’.

Origin

Old English unwīsdōm (see un-¹, wisdom).

Definition of unwisdom in US English:

unwisdom

nounˌənˈwɪzdəmˌənˈwizdəm

Folly; lack of wisdom.
it stresses the unwisdom of fathers leaving their children
Example sentencesExamples
- Not only are the potentialities of existing law fully extended, but the irresponsibility or unwisdom of the weaker, or the head-strong, judges are held in.
- In his theme for this volume Churchill summarized his interpretation of the war: ‘how the English-speaking peoples through their unwisdom, carelessness, and good nature allowed the wicked to rearm’.
- The rest of us will just have to live with the consequences of his unwisdom, 10 or 20 years down the road.
- If you'll review the discussion there, you'll see that beginning efforts at probing some of them were taken up before the conversation was waylaid by various imputations of illegitimacy or unwisdom.
- One future admiral, in a moment of youthful unwisdom, had a fox-hunt tattooed down his back, with the fox disappearing into its earth.

Origin

Old English unwīsdōm (see un-, wisdom).

单词	unwisdom
释义	Definition of unwisdom in English: unwisdom nounʌnˈwɪzdəmˌənˈwɪzdəm mass noun Folly; lack of wisdom. it stresses the unwisdom of fathers leaving their children Example sentencesExamples If you'll review the discussion there, you'll see that beginning efforts at probing some of them were taken up before the conversation was waylaid by various imputations of illegitimacy or unwisdom. One future admiral, in a moment of youthful unwisdom, had a fox-hunt tattooed down his back, with the fox disappearing into its earth. The rest of us will just have to live with the consequences of his unwisdom, 10 or 20 years down the road. Not only are the potentialities of existing law fully extended, but the irresponsibility or unwisdom of the weaker, or the head-strong, judges are held in. In his theme for this volume Churchill summarized his interpretation of the war: ‘how the English-speaking peoples through their unwisdom, carelessness, and good nature allowed the wicked to rearm’. Origin Old English unwīsdōm (see un-¹, wisdom). Definition of unwisdom in US English: unwisdom nounˌənˈwɪzdəmˌənˈwizdəm Folly; lack of wisdom. it stresses the unwisdom of fathers leaving their children Example sentencesExamples Not only are the potentialities of existing law fully extended, but the irresponsibility or unwisdom of the weaker, or the head-strong, judges are held in. In his theme for this volume Churchill summarized his interpretation of the war: ‘how the English-speaking peoples through their unwisdom, carelessness, and good nature allowed the wicked to rearm’. The rest of us will just have to live with the consequences of his unwisdom, 10 or 20 years down the road. If you'll review the discussion there, you'll see that beginning efforts at probing some of them were taken up before the conversation was waylaid by various imputations of illegitimacy or unwisdom. One future admiral, in a moment of youthful unwisdom, had a fox-hunt tattooed down his back, with the fox disappearing into its earth. Origin Old English unwīsdōm (see un-, wisdom).
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