He Unwisely thought he could win the battle.
Has thou not been Unwisely daring,
What burdens may we Unwisely impose upon ourselves?
He has Unwisely borrowed money from a shady source.
Some owners had, very Unwisely, installed them in their children's bedrooms.
Many, however, Unwisely reason,‘ If what I'm doing is not illegal,
then it's all right?
Unwisely, sometime later that evening,
he went outside, stuck a cigarette in his mouth and attempted to light it, at which point he burst into flames.
When she Unwisely spent time fellowshipping with“ the daughters
of the land,” a young man named Shechem was so attracted to her that he violated her. - Genesis 34: 1, 2.
Power can also be used unjustly and Unwisely for harmful purposes, such as a parent
beating a child, a big kid picking on a little one, domestic violence, or a government jailing its critics.
For example, God warns that our lips, or mouth,
can be a snare if we speak Unwisely, rashly, or about what we ought not. Pride can be a snare,
as can keeping company with people given to anger.