Judicious is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JUDICIOUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• showing judgment
• having, showing, or done with good judgement or sense
• well-judged and sensible
• Of or relating to a court; judicial.
• Directed or governed by sound judgment; having sound judgment; wise; prudent; sagacious; discreet.
• marked by the exercise of good judgment or common sense in practical matters
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• having, exercising, or characterized by sound judgment; discreet

Words related to JUDICIOUS

judgmatic22 judiciously24 judiciousness23

Words that contain JUDICIOUS

injudicious21 judiciously24 injudiciously26 judiciousness23 injudiciousness25 judiciousnesses25 injudiciousnesses27

How to use JUDICIOUS in a sentence

• Those who know more, confess that the delay was deliberate, and that it was judicious.
• We ought, like a judicious physician, to follow nature, and to promote a gradual recovery.
• He was also judicious in his selection of ministers, nor did he attempt to lord it over them.
• Horses and carriages are cheap in the spring, but even then a little judicious bargaining is required, as it is in nearly every transaction, in the Pyrenees.
• I must confess, this censure pronounced with an air of certainty, in a matter that so nearly concerned me, and by a grave judicious author, moved me not a little.
• No doubt I am greatly indebted to my parents for their judicious management.
• It is not easy, therefore, to commend too highly the judicious attention which has been paid to this subject in the proposed Constitution.
• If he had been called upon at once to preach a sermon, there is no doubt that he would have made very judicious reflections upon the spectacle which he had beheld.
• If, however, a person committeth an offence unwillingly, it hath been said that examining his plea well by a judicious enquiry, he should be pardoned.
• That it was not wise or judicious in the interest of his family is no less clear.
• When Booth and Oldfield met in the second act, their dignity of deportment commanded the applause and approbation of the most judicious critics.
• Was this a judicious disposition of the Roman general? 8.
• But a judicious reader will easily observe, how much the copy is inferior to the original.
• It is highly judicious, and may often be adopted with the best effects.
• The Stuarts use their wealth with judicious liberality, and evidently mean that the world shall be better for their living in it.
• It is not strange that his judicious kindness, ready sympathy, and rare fascination of manner should attach them to him strongly.
• The author has known the greatest improvement in health and vigor follow on the judicious use of the voice, owing largely to a more active respiration.
• Or we may hail with delight the possibility that, after all, we may be able, by judicious education, to make men of our daughters.
• Even the complicated mythology of Peru yields to the judicious application of these principles of interpretation.
• There is no person more clever and more judicious than papa.
• For its purpose it may be recommended as an interesting, picturesque, and judicious book.
• I must add that, in the revision of the historical narrative, I have been much aided by the judicious criticism and apt suggestions of the Editor of the Series, Dr.
• Jock ceased to bestow upon his mother judicious advice from the vast storehouse of his own experience.
• Let him, judicious, sit With dignity at bottom of his pit, And none his awkwardness will ever know.
• Nothing could be more judicious than the manner in which Brigadier Stevenson placed the artillery in position.
• What she needs is a little judicious treatment, and that is what I intend to give her.
• He has made a number of judicious additions to it since you were here.
• They were a judicious selection from among his friends, the tramps.
• The servants saw his eyes, and went back to their work somewhat doubtful as to whether they had made a judicious beginning.
• For reasons which he considered judicious, he kept the matter of his contemplated escape wholly private, not even revealing it to his wife.
• Miss Greeby mixed with the throng, dispensed a few judicious shillings and speedily became aware of what was going on.

Similar words containing JUDICIOU without suffix s

injudicious21 judiciously24 injudiciously26 judiciousness23 injudiciousness25 judiciousnesses25 injudiciousnesses27

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