| 释义 | View usage for: (dʒuːdɪʃəs) adjectiveIf you describe an action or decision as judicious, you approve of it because you think that it shows good judgment and sense.[formal, approval]  The President authorizes the judicious use of military force to protect our citizens. Synonyms: sensible, considered, reasonable, discerning More Synonyms of judiciousjudiciously adverb [ADVERB with verb] Modern fertilisers should be used judiciously.judicious in British English (dʒuːˈdɪʃəs) adjectivehaving or proceeding from good judgmentDerived formsjudiciously (juˈdiciously)  adverbjudiciousness (juˈdiciousness) nounjudicious in American English (dʒuˈdɪʃəs)   adjective  having, applying, or showing sound judgment; wise and careful Derived formsjudiciously (juˈdiciously)  adverb judiciousness (juˈdiciousness)  nounWord origin Fr judicieux  < L judicium,  judgment < judex:  see  judgeI make judicious use of taxis; not expensive when compared to the running costs of a car.You can add blocks of highlights with judicious use of fleshy plants.This judicious selection shows how important all three were.Other problems can be solved by some judicious selection.My sense is that they would be helped in this task by the judicious use of video technology.The judicious use of images of sites and objects fires the imagination and provides graphic evidence for obscure ideas and places.With more judicious use, you could almost double the battery life.Through the judicious use of portable medical equipment and electronic data exchange, precious healthcare dollars stretch further.Each comes with its own weakness and strength, and judicious use means knowing how they are compiled.She is judicious with her use of detail, subtle in her unspoken connections between the past and the present.Low yields are key, as is selecting the right yeast and the judicious use of oak fermentation and ageing.With a little judicious editing, the book could have reached a larger audience than the academic one for which it is destined.So his dresses define the waist, add drama with a train and have buckets of allure thanks to his judicious use of sheer fabrics.Hence lots of Proms repeats, but the judicious choices are all worth hearing again.What about rearranging the banner, with the judicious use of scissors, to form another phrase or saying?I am going to suggest instead that you spend what little money you have wisely on a judicious amount of investment make-up.Examples of 'judicious' in a sentencejudiciousIn other languagesjudiciousBritish English: judicious ADJECTIVE  If you describe an action or decision as judicious, you approve of it because you think that it shows good judgment. The President authorizes the judicious use of military force to protect our citizens. American English: judiciousBrazilian Portuguese: judiciosoChinese: 明智的European Spanish: juiciosoFrench: judicieuxGerman: klugItalian: assennatoJapanese: 賢明なKorean: 현명한European Portuguese: judiciosoLatin American Spanish: juicioso
Definition having or showing good judgment The President authorizes the judicious use of military force.Synonyms considered acute informed discriminating thoughtful enlightened skilful well-advised well-judged sapient (ironic)Opposites thoughtless, indiscreet, tactless, imprudent, injudiciousAdditional synonymsDefinition quick to notice or understand He made a series of astute business decisions.Synonyms intelligent,  politic,  bright,  sharp,  keen,  calculating,  clever,  subtle,  penetrating,  knowing,  shrewd,  cunning,  discerning,  sly,  on the ball (informal),  canny,  perceptive,  wily,  crafty,  artful,  insightful,  foxy,  adroit,  sagacious (formal)Definition cautious in attitude or action One has to be extremely careful when dealing with these people.Synonyms cautious,  painstaking,  scrupulous,  fastidious,  circumspect,  punctilious (formal),  chary,  heedful,  thoughtful, discreetDefinition showing or having caution Mr King clearly has a cautious approach to change.Synonyms careful,  guarded,  alert,  wary,  discreet,  tentative,  prudent,  vigilant,  watchful,  judicious,  circumspect,  cagey (informal),  on your toes,  chary,  belt-and-braces,  keeping a weather eye on, heedfuljudgmentjudgmentaljudicialjudiciousjugjugglejuice
Additional synonymsDefinition cautious and careful not to take risks You should have been more circumspect in your dealings with him.Synonyms cautious,  politic,  guarded,  careful,  wary,  discriminating,  discreet,  sage,  prudent,  canny,  attentive,  vigilant,  watchful,  judicious,  observant,  sagacious (formal), heedfulDefinition tactful in dealing with people She is very direct. I tend to be more diplomatic.Synonyms tactful,  politic,  sensitive,  subtle,  delicate,  polite,  discreet,  prudent,  adept,  considerate,  judicious,  treating with kid glovesDefinition having or showing good judgment tailor-made holidays to suit the more discerning travellerSynonyms discriminating,  knowing,  sharp,  critical,  acute,  sensitive,  wise,  intelligent,  subtle,  piercing,  penetrating,  shrewd,  ingenious,  astute,  perceptive,  judicious,  clear-sighted,  percipient,  perspicacious (formal),  sagacious (formal)Definition careful to avoid embarrassment when dealing with secret or private matters He followed at a discreet distance.Synonyms tactful,  diplomatic,  politic,  reserved,  guarded,  careful,  sensible,  cautious,  wary,  discerning,  prudent,  considerate,  judicious,  circumspect, sagaciousDefinition useful or advantageous in a given situation It might be expedient to keep this information to yourself.Synonyms advantageous,  effective,  useful,  profitable,  fit,  politic,  appropriate,  practical,  suitable,  helpful,  proper,  convenient,  desirable,  worthwhile,  beneficial,  pragmatic,  prudent,  advisable,  utilitarian,  judicious,  opportune (formal)Definition wise or possibly advantageous Many people found it politic to change their allegiance.Synonyms wise,  diplomatic,  sensible,  discreet,  prudent,  advisable,  expedient,  judicious,  tactful,  sagacious (formal),  in your best interestsDefinition exercising good judgment We believed ours was the prudent and responsible course of action.Synonyms wise,  politic,  sensible,  sage,  shrewd,  discerning,  judicious,  sagacious (formal)Definition reasonable or sensible a rational decisionSynonyms sensible,  sound,  wise,  reasonable,  intelligent,  realistic,  logical,  enlightened,  sane,  lucid,  judicious,  sagacious,  groundedDefinition logical He's a reasonable sort of chap.Synonyms sensible,  reasoned,  sound,  practical,  wise,  intelligent,  rational,  logical,  sober,  credible,  plausible,  sane,  judicious,  groundedDefinition  wise or sensible a wise and sagacious leaderSynonyms wise,  shrewd,  astute,  knowing,  able,  fly (slang),  sharp,  acute,  smart,  intelligent,  sage,  discerning,  canny,  perceptive,  judicious,  insightful,  far-sighted,  clear-sighted,  long-headed,  sharp-witted,  perspicacious (formal)Additional synonymsDefinition very wise or knowledgeable, esp. as the result of age or experience My parents were always on hand to offer sage advice.Synonyms wise,  learned,  intelligent,  sensible,  politic,  acute,  discerning,  prudent,  canny,  judicious,  perspicacious (formal),  sagacious (formal),  sapient (ironic)Definition sensible or well-judged a sane and safe energy policySynonyms sensible,  sound,  reasonable,  balanced,  moderate,  sober,  judicious,  level-headed,  groundedDefinition  having great wisdom or sound judgmentSynonyms wise,  knowing,  acute,  intelligent,  discriminating,  sage,  shrewd,  discerning,  canny,  judicious,  would-be-wise,  long-headed,  perspicacious (formal),  sagacious (formal)Definition intelligent and making good judgments She's a shrewd businesswoman.a shrewd guessSynonyms astute,  clever,  sharp,  knowing,  fly (slang),  keen,  acute,  smart,  calculated,  calculating,  intelligent,  discriminating,  cunning,  discerning,  sly,  canny,  perceptive,  wily,  crafty,  artful,  far-sighted,  far-seeing,  long-headed (rare),  perspicacious (formal),  sagacious (formal)Definition serious and thoughtful We are now far more sober and realistic.Synonyms serious,  practical,  realistic,  sound,  cool,  calm,  grave,  reasonable,  steady,  composed,  rational,  solemn,  lucid,  sedate,  staid,  level-headed,  dispassionate,  unruffled,  clear-headed,  unexcited,  groundedDefinition showing good judgment or reasoning They are trained nutritionists who can give sound advice on diets.Synonyms sensible,  wise,  reasonable,  right,  true,  responsible,  correct,  proper,  reliable,  valid,  orthodox,  rational,  logical,  prudent,  trustworthy,  well-founded,  level-headed,  right-thinking,  well-grounded,  groundedDefinition possessing or showing wisdom She had made a very wise decision.Synonyms sensible,  sound,  politic,  informed,  reasonable,  clever,  intelligent,  rational,  logical,  shrewd,  prudent,  judicious,  well-advised |