Judiciously is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JUDICIOUSLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a judicious manner; with good judgment; wisely.
ADVERB:
• JUDICIOUS, showing judgment
• with good judgement or sense
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• having, exercising, or characterized by sound judgment; discreet

Words related to JUDICIOUSLY

judicious19

Words that contain JUDICIOUSLY

injudiciously26

How to use JUDICIOUSLY in a sentence

• Judiciously presented, in a velvet case, they may be depended upon to at once divert a young Wife from Returning to her Mother, as she has threatened.
• The natives would willingly have purchased the weapons of the Icelanders, but this was expressly and judiciously forbidden by Thorfin.
• The time for the reception of volunteers upon this condition, is, sir, in my opinion, judiciously determined.
• From these two historical sources, as is very judiciously pointed out by M.
• Such collections, judiciously made, would supply the best history of the rise and progress of the arts in the United States.
• So bold, yet so judiciously you dare, That your least praise is to be regular.
• These volumes, therefore, may be accepted as a judiciously selected collection of sermons by many of the most notable preachers of the ancient and modern Christian world.
• The squire had simply acted judiciously, and from personal inspection.
• It has been tastefully and judiciously edited by the Rev.
• Her mode of operation was judiciously suited to his temper.
• There is a large class of materials called Commercial Fertilizers, which, if judiciously used, will aid in maintaining the fertility of the farm with economy.
• As a matter of fact, a little water may be made to go a long way, and every drop judiciously administered will more than repay its cost.
• His letters cannot but be very numerous, and, if carefully collected and judiciously selected, will, I doubt not, add greatly to his reputation.
• Her business in life was living up to that prestige, not only that it might be retained but judiciously expanded.
• But as he was very temperate in his eating, and judiciously careful of himself generally, he was rarely ever sick.
• Music, when judiciously brought into the service of religion, is one of the most delightful, and not least efficacious means of grace.
• Pope, at first, seemed to take the assault judiciously.
• Capital, if judiciously invested and under proper direction, whether in large or moderate amounts, will be reasonably certain of an ample return.
• But I should want a housemaid and a cook, and if I acted judiciously in the matter of references, I might get the sort of persons who would help my plans.
• Yet he allows that rhyme may sometimes be borne, if the lines be often broken, and the pauses judiciously diversified.
• Quigg, having performed his office, judiciously stepped aside, and left the honors and burdens of conversation with the three friends.
• A number of small vessels, suitable for entering the mouths of rivers, were judiciously purchased during the war, and gave great efficiency to the squadron in the Gulf of Mexico.
• The work is published by Bagster, and he generally, I believe, gets his work pretty well done, and, so far as I can judge, it is judiciously selected, generally at least.
• It is not absolutely an original opinion, but I think the two systems might be judiciously blended.

Similar words containing JUDICIOUS without suffix ly

judicious19 injudicious21 injudiciously26 judiciousness23 injudiciousness25 judiciousnesses25 injudiciousnesses27

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