improvident im-PROV-i-duhnt adjective WS #23

not having or showing foresight; spendthrift or thoughtless; failing to provide for the future; lacking prudence or care

1. The improvident use of natural resources by previous generations has created environmental problems for today.
2. Their improvident planning for the wedding resulted in going significantly over budget.
3. The improvident decision to ignore climate warnings led to devastating consequences for the coastal town.
4. She criticized her brother's improvident lifestyle of living paycheck to paycheck without any emergency fund.
5. His improvident spending habits left him with no savings for retirement.