“Imprudent” in Japanese
Short answer
Imprudent in Japanese is “軽々しい” (karugarushii). Full meaning: rash, thoughtless, imprudent, careless, frivolous.
Other ways to say “Imprudent” in Japanese
不謹慎
fukinshin imprudent, indiscreet, immodest, indecent, inconsiderate, inappropriate
軽軽しい
karugarushii rash, thoughtless, imprudent, careless, frivolous
輕々しい
karugarushii rash, thoughtless, imprudent, careless, frivolous
軽がるしい
karugarushii rash, thoughtless, imprudent, careless, frivolous
軽がろしい
karogaroshii rash, thoughtless, imprudent, careless, frivolous
かろがろしい
karogaroshii rash, thoughtless, imprudent, careless, frivolous
かるがるしい
karugarushii rash, thoughtless, imprudent, careless, frivolous
軽はずみ
karuhazumi thoughtless, rash, hasty, imprudent
底抜け
sokonuke bottomless (bucket, etc.); unbounded (good nature, optimism, etc.), boundless, extreme, uninhibited; imprudent, indiscreet, undisciplined, careless
不用意
fuyoui unprepared; careless, imprudent, indiscreet, inadvertent
軽率
keisotsu rash, thoughtless, careless, hasty, imprudent
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