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48 Synonyms & Antonyms for PRUDENT | Thesaurus.com

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prudent

Definition for prudent

adjective as in wise, sensible in action and thought

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But it’s clear they believe adding one more arm with ninth-inning experience would be prudent.

When some would assume she’d slow down, Manville has only sped up, and her prudent desire to continue honing her craft has made her into one of the most captivating actors in the business.

From Salon

He added: "The actions taken by Henry's parents were based on professional advice from qualified financial advisers, reflecting prudent and responsible management of their family affairs."

From BBC

What is required, however, are prudent public policies that support everyone to eat healthily and sustainably.

From Salon

It certainly seemed prudent to us at the time, which is one of the reasons that we created “1/6: The Graphic Novel.”

From Salon

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