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• a  not provident; not providing for the future
• s  not given careful consideration

• Widely condoned have such episodes been, for Frank Lloyd Wright is rated a very original, great and influential architect indeed, although personally impulsive and improvident.
• In India, inevitably, this dance of mutual need grows ever more serpentine as pleasure-seeking Westerner and improvident local circle one another.
• His father was irascible, witty, hard drinking and ruinously improvident; his mother, a devout Roman Catholic, helplessly watched her husband and family slide into near poverty and .

• ill-considered
• ill-judged
• shortsighted

• provident

News & Articles

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• Two Women Twerk on Subway Tracks Because #YOLO
  In the spirit of living once and dying young, two female subway patrons decided to pass the time by jumping onto the track bed and twerking their improvident hearts out. Read more...        
  Nov. 26, 2013 - Gawker

Quotes

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• Robert Byrd in Catholic Online
  Byrd called his 2002 vote against a "blind and improvident" authorization of military action the proudest moment of his career.
• Clarence Thomas in Newsday
  Acting Justice Thomas McNamara said, "A judicially imposed resolution would be an improvident intrusion into the internal workings of a co-branch of government ...... My strong suggestion is that you go across the street and try to resolve this."