judicious in Latin
judicious in Latin is sapiens — judicious means showing good sense and careful judgement in making a decision.
judicious in Latin
sapiens
Having, characterized by, or done with good judgment or sound thinking.
What does "judicious" mean?
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adjective Showing good sense and careful judgement in making a decision.
"A judicious choice of words kept the negotiation alive."
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judicious in a sentence
- A judicious choice of words kept the negotiation alive.
- She made judicious use of the limited budget.
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What is "judicious" in Latin?
"judicious" in Latin is sapiens. judicious means: Showing good sense and careful judgement in making a decision.
How do you use "judicious" in a sentence?
Example: "A judicious choice of words kept the negotiation alive." In Latin, "judicious" is sapiens.
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