Pronunciation: /ɪnˈkɔːʃəs/
adjective showing a lack of caution; not careful or prudent
A1 She was incautious with her personal belongings and ended up losing her phone.
A2 The incautious driver caused a minor accident by not paying attention to the road.
B1 It is important to be cautious when sharing personal information online, as incautious behavior can lead to identity theft.
B2 The incautious decision to invest all his savings in a risky stock led to financial ruin.
C1 The incautious handling of sensitive information by the government officials resulted in a major security breach.
C2 The incautious behavior of the pilot during the storm put the lives of all passengers on board at risk.
formal The incautious decision to invest all their savings in a volatile market led to significant losses.
informal Being incautious with your personal information online can lead to identity theft.
slang Don't be so incautious about sharing your secrets with everyone.
figurative His incautious behavior on the dance floor almost caused a collision with other dancers.
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