1. Want of providence or provision beforehand.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• umprovidence,
• jmprovidence,
• kmprovidence,
• omprovidence,
• 9mprovidence,
• 8mprovidence,
• inprovidence,
• ikprovidence,
• ijprovidence,
• imorovidence,
• impovidence,
• improvdience,
• improvidance,
• improvidente,
• improvidens,
• improvidents,
• Improfiency,
• improvidience,
• imprevidience,
• impovidance

• providence,
• improvise,
• improvident,
• improvable,
• imprudent,
• improvize,
• improving,
• impropriety,
• imprudence,
• imprudently,
• improvisation,
• improvidently,
• improvised,
• improvement.

The adjective form of the word "improvidence" is "improvident".

The plural of the "improvidence" can be the "improvidences".

The singular of the "improvidence" can be the "improvidence".