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The start of his presidential bid seemed shockingly ill-timed.

From BBC

A world increasingly riven by renewed great power rivalries and historic animosities is further weakened by Oval Office instability, exemplified by ill-advised remarks, ill-timed threats and outright lies.

Was Euro 2024 simply an ill-timed tournament for a world-class player struggling at the end of a long season with Bayern Munich and carrying an injury - or was it the first significant sign that his best years are behind him?

From BBC

The Biden administration, as well as the leaders of France and Germany, has criticized the move as ill-timed.

From Slate

When Minnie Polson comes to the duo’s PI agency seeking help, things go south after an ill-timed remark causes her to storm out.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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