Meaning & use
Judiciously
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In a way that shows good judgment; sensibly and carefully.
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The manager judiciously allocated the limited budget across the most urgent projects.
She judiciously avoided commenting on the controversial topic during the interview.
A note on using this word
Comes from 'judicious,' itself from the Latin 'judicium' meaning judgment; it implies careful, deliberate decision-making rather than mere caution.
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