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- adverb rare Improvidently.
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- adverb
improvidently
Etymologies
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Examples
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Patrick Donnelly, a Chicago attorney who recently found himself looking down the business end of the Citizen Participation Act told me, "Not to sound like a gun nut, but there are enough laws [already] on the books that if someone sues someone improvidentially, someone can take a whack back at them."
Chicago Reader 2010
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Patrick Donnelly, a Chicago attorney who recently found himself looking down the business end of the Citizen Participation Act told me, "Not to sound like a gun nut, but there are enough laws [already] on the books that if someone sues someone improvidentially, someone can take a whack back at them."
Chicago Reader 2010
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Patrick Donnelly, a Chicago attorney who recently found himself looking down the business end of the Citizen Participation Act told me, "Not to sound like a gun nut, but there are enough laws [already] on the books that if someone sues someone improvidentially, someone can take a whack back at them."
Chicago Reader 2010
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