Pronunciation: /ɪnˈɛkspidɪəns/
noun lack of suitability or fitness; inappropriateness
A1 The inexpedience of taking a long route was evident when we arrived late to the party.
A2 She realized the inexpedience of buying a new car when her old one was still in good condition.
B1 The manager discussed the inexpedience of implementing a new policy without proper research.
B2 The team considered the inexpedience of launching the product without conducting market research.
C1 The CEO acknowledged the inexpedience of expanding into international markets without a solid business plan.
C2 The diplomat highlighted the inexpedience of engaging in military action without exhausting diplomatic options first.
formal The committee decided to avoid any inexpedience by carefully considering all possible outcomes before making a decision.
informal It's best to think things through to prevent any inexpedience down the line.
slang Let's not be dumb and do something that could cause inexpedience later on.
figurative The inexpedience of his actions weighed heavily on his conscience.
inexpediencies
more inexpedient
most inexpedient
inexpedience
will inexpedience
has inexpedience
is inexpediencing
inexpedience
inexpedient
to inexpedience
inexpediencing
inexpedient