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more inadvisable
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most inadvisable
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not recommended to do based on the particular situation
- Accepting that job offer would be inadvisable since you've only just started your current role.
- It would be inadvisable to confront your boss publicly before gathering more information.
- Taking an extended vacation so close to deadline would be inadvisable given current workloads.
- Eating raw chicken is highly inadvisable due to the risk of food poisoning.
- It's inadvisable to ignore the doctor's orders regarding medication.
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potentially harmful or problematic without proper guidance
- Altering prescribed medical treatments would be inadvisable without consulting your doctor first.
- Investing one's life savings in a get-rich-quick scheme would likely be inadvisable without professional financial advising.
- Traveling through volatile regions as a lone woman could be inadvisable without local contacts and guidance on safety.