Definition of judiciously in English:

judiciously

adverb dʒuːˈdɪʃəslidʒuˈdɪʃəsli

With good judgement or sense.
his work has been carefully and judiciously edited
judiciously chosen words
Example sentencesExamples
- The author approaches British labor history judiciously, avoiding extreme statements or assertions of revolutionary changes.
- The poor will never have access to green spaces unless governments act judiciously.
- The boring parts of the action are judiciously excised, resulting in a tight, unsettling work.
- Judiciously deployed, green flowers are both stunning and fashionable.
- Use over-the-counter medications judiciously, or consult your doctor about the right prescription for your needs.
- The decorative elements were judiciously applied so as to enhance the beauty of the compositions.
- Wine drinkers can pick from a short but judiciously chosen list.
- Third-party professional advice could help consumers invest their funds judiciously.
- Judiciously, the assistant director calls lunch.
- Debt and credit were used judiciously to help make ends meet.

Definition of judiciously in US English:

judiciously

adverbjo͞oˈdiSHəslēdʒuˈdɪʃəsli

With good judgment or sense.
his work has been carefully and judiciously edited
judiciously chosen words
Example sentencesExamples
- Judiciously, the assistant director calls lunch.
- Third-party professional advice could help consumers invest their funds judiciously.
- Use over-the-counter medications judiciously, or consult your doctor about the right prescription for your needs.
- The author approaches British labor history judiciously, avoiding extreme statements or assertions of revolutionary changes.
- Judiciously deployed, green flowers are both stunning and fashionable.
- Wine drinkers can pick from a short but judiciously chosen list.
- The poor will never have access to green spaces unless governments act judiciously.
- The decorative elements were judiciously applied so as to enhance the beauty of the compositions.
- The boring parts of the action are judiciously excised, resulting in a tight, unsettling work.
- Debt and credit were used judiciously to help make ends meet.

单词	judiciously
释义	Definition of judiciously in English: judiciously adverb dʒuːˈdɪʃəslidʒuˈdɪʃəsli With good judgement or sense. his work has been carefully and judiciously edited judiciously chosen words Example sentencesExamples The author approaches British labor history judiciously, avoiding extreme statements or assertions of revolutionary changes. The poor will never have access to green spaces unless governments act judiciously. The boring parts of the action are judiciously excised, resulting in a tight, unsettling work. Judiciously deployed, green flowers are both stunning and fashionable. Use over-the-counter medications judiciously, or consult your doctor about the right prescription for your needs. The decorative elements were judiciously applied so as to enhance the beauty of the compositions. Wine drinkers can pick from a short but judiciously chosen list. Third-party professional advice could help consumers invest their funds judiciously. Judiciously, the assistant director calls lunch. Debt and credit were used judiciously to help make ends meet. Definition of judiciously in US English: judiciously adverbjo͞oˈdiSHəslēdʒuˈdɪʃəsli With good judgment or sense. his work has been carefully and judiciously edited judiciously chosen words Example sentencesExamples Judiciously, the assistant director calls lunch. Third-party professional advice could help consumers invest their funds judiciously. Use over-the-counter medications judiciously, or consult your doctor about the right prescription for your needs. The author approaches British labor history judiciously, avoiding extreme statements or assertions of revolutionary changes. Judiciously deployed, green flowers are both stunning and fashionable. Wine drinkers can pick from a short but judiciously chosen list. The poor will never have access to green spaces unless governments act judiciously. The decorative elements were judiciously applied so as to enhance the beauty of the compositions. The boring parts of the action are judiciously excised, resulting in a tight, unsettling work. Debt and credit were used judiciously to help make ends meet.
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