1. the quality or state of being unsuitable, inadvisable, or not practical for achieving a desired result
Usage: formal

Examples

• The committee recognized the inexpedience of holding the outdoor event during hurricane season.
• Due to the inexpedience of the proposed route, engineers suggested an alternative path.
• The mayor cited the inexpedience of raising taxes during an economic downturn.
• The inexpedience of the timing became clear when half the staff was on vacation.
• Legal advisors warned of the inexpedience of proceeding without proper documentation.
• The board discussed the inexpedience of expanding operations during uncertain market conditions.