unwisdom

Whether wisdom or unwisdom resides in the scheme of benefits set forth in Title II it is not for us to say.

Marie, you must know, had learned a good many things, one of which was the unwisdom of whetting the curiosity of a curious woman.

I am only concerned with the unwisdom of having called them into existence.

Even the most reckless of her counsellors felt the unwisdom of aiding Philip in his strife with France.

Howells realized the unwisdom and weakness of dogmatic insistence, and the strength of understatement.

I ine soule, oer two—sunne ignorance; et is, unwisdom unwitenesse, AR 278/6.