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ill-timed
adjective as in not occurring at a suitable time
Example Sentences
The start of his presidential bid seemed shockingly ill-timed.
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.
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.
“I think the timing of a motion to vacate is ill-timed,” said U.S.
“This poorly structured and ill-timed sale would make lifesaving MRIs less accessible, the chips that connect everything from computers to cars to airplanes less available and would have an immediate impact on America’s national security.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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