judicious

/dʤu:'diʃəl/

Thân thiện

She made a judicious choice by saving her allowance for a new book.

Definition

Adjective 1. Showing good judgment and sense in practical matters: Characterized by the careful, sensible, and wise application of knowledge and experience to make sound decisions. 2. Prudent and discerning: Involving careful thought and consideration to avoid rashness or waste.

Usage

The adjective "judicious" describes actions, choices, or people that demonstrate wisdom, careful thought, and sound reasoning, especially in practical affairs. It implies a balance of intelligence and caution.

Examples

• The manager made a judicious investment that yielded excellent returns.
• A judicious approach to studying involves regular review, not just last-minute cramming.
• Her judicious use of spices transformed the simple dish into something extraordinary.
• The judge was known for his judicious and fair rulings.

Advanced Usage

• "Judiciously" (Adverb): In a way that shows good judgment.
  • He allocated the limited resources judiciously to ensure all departments could function.
• "Judiciousness" (Noun): The quality of being judicious.
  • The success of the project was due to the team leader's judiciousness.

Variants and Related Words

• Injudicious (Adjective): Showing poor judgment; unwise.
  • An injudicious comment damaged his reputation.

Synonyms

• Wise
• Prudent
• Sensible
• Sagacious
• Astute
• Discerning

Antonyms

• Foolish
• Imprudent
• Injudicious
• Rash
• Unwise

Học thuật

Adjective

1. marked by the exercise of good judgment or common sense in practical matters
   • judicious use of one's money
   • a wise decision

Từ đồng nghĩa

• wise
• heady