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incautious

[in-kaw-shuhs] / ɪnˈkɔ ʃəs /


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Even the animals are distinctive—especially Kōkī, the pet parrot who acts like a Shakespearean fool, squawking incautious truths to Tongan authority.

From The Wall Street Journal

Still, it was an inappropriate, incautious statement from a Supreme Court justice who should have known better.

From Los Angeles Times

He is staggeringly incautious and repetitive, as if saying something often and loud enough will make it true.

From Washington Post

He delighted in being candid, blunt, deliberately provocative and incautious.

From New York Times

It’s difficult to think of a precedent for such a display of raw, intimate and incautious anger, especially at an event known for its glamorous but choreographed formality.

From Washington Post