a. Obs. [UN-1 7, 5 b.] Imprudent; unwise.

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1382.  Wyclif, Mark vii. 18. So and ȝe ben vnprudent, or vnwyse.

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1395.  Purvey, Remonstr. (1851), 119. In this vnprudent geuinge [of the Sacrament].

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1412–20.  Lydg., Chron. Troy, I. 3650. For to provide þei ben graceles, Ful vnprudent and wilful rekeles.

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1611.  Speed, Hist. Gt. Brit., IX. xi. 555/2. Peirs,… to establish his interest in the vnprudent Prince,… filled the Court with buffons.

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