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without prudence

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See: impulsive, reckless


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The word "prudence" may lack the heft and grandeur of "wisdom," but without prudence all wisdom is impotent.
Thus, "American foreign policy exists in tension between two poles: realism without virtue and idealism without prudence.
In the post-war period, there was a spontaneous desire to show them without prudence or reserve, as if they were sufficient in themselves.
 
 
 
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