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Judicious

Definition

(formal) Having or showing good judgment, especially in practical matters; wise and discerning. Typically used to describe decisions, choices, or actions that are carefully considered and prudent.

Example Sentences

1The judicious allocation of resources allowed the company to navigate the financial crisis with minimal losses.
2Is it judicious to invest in a startup with an unproven business model, despite its promising technology?
3The judge's judicious decision to grant bail was seen as a victory for the defence team.
4When making a major purchase, it is judicious to compare prices and read reviews before committing to a sale.
5There is a fine line between being cautious and being judicious; the former may indicate fear, while the latter suggests wisdom.

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