Definition of “ill-timed”

"It was just more them saying we want more," said Crombie, adding creditors also considered Interfor's February bid ill-timed.

A SLIPPERY SITUATION It's an ill-timed disinvestment--that may just work.

Boris Yeltsin's ill-timed , ill-fated invasion of the small Chechen republic has created a political and military crisis in the country.

Brattbakk chested inside and was sliding on his way down when the fearsome Frenchman committed himself to an ill-timed tackle.

Calmly, holding the policeman's eye, he repeated his account of his ill-timed walk.

IF THERE WAS A SINGLE ACT which sealed Todd s fate it was his ill-timed outburst on the telephone.

This amusing little bon mot v ill-timed by me as I think she had post-traumatic test disorder because she burst into tears.

WHY did Arsene Wenger have to take such an ill-timed swipe at today's Worthington Cup Final?