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ill judged, unalloyed* * *• dizzy• ungrouarded• unthinking• inconsiderate• injudicious• lightheadedness• ill-considered• impetuous• harum scarum• ill considered• hasty• ill-judged• rashly• reckless• rash -
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adj imprudent, unreasonable, injudicious, thoughtless, ill-advised (-nepromišljen)* * *• unreasonable• irrational• ill-advised• impolitic• ill judged• imprudent• rashly• reckless -
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pron (- tko) I pod kime ? under whom?, who... under?; s kime ? with whom?, who... with? prov s - si, takav si you'll be known by the company you keep; a man is judged by the company he keeps
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judged harshly — punished him severely, gave him a harsh sentence … English contemporary dictionary
judged severely — punished him severely, gave him a harsh sentence … English contemporary dictionary
