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• a  not prudent or wise; not recommended
  running on the ice is inadvisable
• s  not advisable
  an unnecessary and inadvisable action

• His first novel (Day of Sacrifice) made such a telling critique of social and political conditions in modern Iran that in recent years the author has "found it inadvisable to live .
• It is obvious that Khrushchev must personally see America to understand why it would be inadvisable for him to precipitate Russia into a war.
• Initially, House members were permitted to filibuster as well, but their growing numbers soon made the practice inadvisable.

• unadvisable

• advisable

News & Articles

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• Los Angeles Dodgers and Seattle Mariners Should Swap Struggling Hitters Andre Ethier and Dustin Ackley
  COMMENTARY | Andre Ethier is finally catching fire, and it might be the perfect time to deal him. Yes, it's inadvisable to trade a hot hitter when three other outfielders are on the disabled list, but his value might not be high enough this time next week or the week after if the Los Angeles Dodgers don't move him now.
  June 20, 2013 - Yahoo! Contributor Network via Yahoo! Sports

Quotes

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• Norm Dicks in Seattle Times
  Since the department seems to be confused on what type of tanker it believes is needed at this time, I believe that moving forward with such a large procurement in such a precipitous manner is inadvisable,Dicks said.
• Karen Horney in Reuters
  Big spending cuts implemented over the next few years are inadvisable because it will simply undermine efforts to revive a flagging economy,Horney said. "Absolutely we're going to need more revenues and it's going to take a combination of...
• Turki al-Faisal in Reuters
  It would be inadvisable in the extreme for the US simply to pack up its forces and withdraw,Turki said at the World Affairs Council of Philadelphia. "The US must underline its support for the Maliki government because there is no other...