ju|di´cious|ly

ju|di´cious|ly
ju|di|cious «joo DIHSH uhs», adjective.
having, using, or showing good judgment; wise; sensible: »

A judicious parent encourages his children to decide many things for themselves. A judicious historian selects and weighs facts carefully and critically.

SYNONYM(S): prudent, astute, discreet.
[< French judicieux (with English -ous) < Latin jūdicium judgment < jūdex; see etym. under judge, noun (Cf.judge)]
ju|di´cious|ly, adverb.
ju|di´cious|ness, noun.

Useful english dictionary. 2012.

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