1. the quality of being unwise or inadvisable; lack of good judgment in conduct or management
Usage: formal; somewhat archaic

Examples

• The impolicy of the decision became clear when sales dropped dramatically.
• Many criticized the impolicy of cutting funding for education during a recession.
• The board recognized the impolicy of their hasty vote and called for reconsideration.
• His advisors warned him about the impolicy of making such statements publicly.
• The impolicy of the new regulations was evident in the widespread protests.
• She questioned the impolicy of expanding so rapidly without proper planning.