| 单词 | judicious |
| 释义 | judicious (once / 616 pages) adj If you're judicious, you've got a good head on your shoulders and make good decisions. Humpty Dumpty's decision to sit on a wall? NOT judicious. As its sound implies, judicious comes from the same Latin word from which we get judge and judiciary, and not surprisingly a judicious decision is one that only comes after all sides have been weighed up and opposing points of view taken into consideration. Judicious decisions are never split-second decisions. WORD FAMILYjudicious: injudicious, judiciously, judiciousness+/injudicious: injudiciousest, injudiciously, injudiciousness USAGE EXAMPLES“Nor does the committee include anyone who might advocate a more judicious approach to regulating the industry.” New York Times(Dec 27, 2016) “We trust that District Attorney Clark will present the evidence in a fair, reasoned and judicious manner,” he said. New York Times(Dec 05, 2016) He also understands the judicious use of military power. The Guardian(Dec 01, 2016) adj marked by the exercise of good judgment or common sense in practical matters judicious use of one's money Syn heady, wise prudent careful and sensible; marked by sound judgment |
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