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Improvident (Adjective)

Not provident; not providing for the future.

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The family's improvident spending habits left them with significant debt and financial insecurity.
His improvident decision to quit his stable job to pursue a dream career proved disastrous.
The company's improvident use of its resources led to its downfall during the economic downturn.
Her improvident tendency to live paycheck to paycheck made it difficult for her to achieve long-term financial stability.
The government's improvident policies regarding energy consumption and climate change have had dire consequences for the environment.

Not given careful consideration; "ill-considered actions often result in disaster"; "an ill-judged attempt".

All adjective clusters.

The company's decision to expand into a new market without conducting thorough market research was an improvident move that ultimately led to financial losses.
Her improvident spending habits had left her with a significant amount of debt and a dwindling savings account.
The politician's improvident remarks about the economy sparked widespread criticism and damaged his reputation.
The tourists' improvident decision to hike through the wilderness without a map or compass resulted in them getting lost for hours.
The company's improvident investment in a failing startup led to a significant loss of capital and a reevaluation of their investment strategy.