Prudently is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRUDENTLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a prudent manner.
ADVERB:
• PRUDENT, cautious, wise and discreet in conduct
• in a way that shows care and thought for the future
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• characterized by, arising from, or showing prudence; as; marked by wisdom or judiciousness; shrewd in the management of practical affairs; marked by circumspection; discreet; provident, frugal

Words related to PRUDENTLY

prudent10

Words that contain PRUDENTLY

imprudently19

How to use PRUDENTLY in a sentence

• She tried to compensate Rosa for the disappointment, as far as she could, by writing frequent letters, cheerful in tone, though prudently cautious concerning details.
• Thus, when her uncle prudently questioned her, she flung herself into his arms, weeping big tears of gratitude and confession.
• To see her again readily and without danger, to contrive other interviews, and above all to act prudently, was what he must think of.
• A consultation was held between the chiefs of the brotherhood and the two old nobles, and the course it was most expedient to pursue was calmly and prudently discussed.
• When the King heard this he would have punished the false Brothers, but they had prudently taken themselves off in a ship, and they never returned home afterward.
• She can be taken very easily, if you manage prudently.
• The wife prudently declined giving any information, but referred him to Isaac T.
• I do not yet believe happiness unattainable in marriage, though I have never yet been able to find a man, with whom I could prudently venture an inseparable union.
• Murray, you would have acted more prudently had you taken my offer.
• I had plenty to tell Gladys when she woke that morning, but I prudently kept part of our conversation to myself.
• Maximilian prudently decided that it would be better to purchase the redemption of the territory with money than with blood.
• Prudently leaving Stirling to itself for the present, he hurried to Perth.
• Peter did not intend to subject his wife to the criticism of the witty Frenchwomen, so prudently left her at home.
• After examination, followed by a temporary release, he prudently took flight into the Duchy of Milan.
• At this second whipping Pinocchio prudently held his tongue and said nothing more.
• Then the hand withdrew as it had come, slowly, prudently, slyly, and the key turned in the lock and the bolt slipped back into place.
• So the Confederate government again hastily packed its archives and moved to Greensboro, North Carolina, where its headquarters were prudently kept on the train at the depot.
• He was reputed an oracle in matters of agriculture and cattle, and, like oracles generally, was prudently sparing of his responses.
• I talked with another priest who was prudently saving souls and could not be interested in questions of worldly greed.
• But Rynch had prudently withdrawn under a bush, and the scent of its aromatic leaves must have discouraged the sparks, for no such crown came to his sentry post.
• We shall try to manage the matter as prudently as possible, and prevail upon Napoleon to leave Hardenberg at the head of my cabinet.
• These eight hundred grains, except fifty, which were prudently reserved, were to be sown in a new field, but with no less care than was bestowed on the single grain.
• The cart had been left outside under the charge of Jup and Top, who had been prudently tied to it.
• They prudently put the pan in a locked closet overnight.
• The castle which overlooked the island was built for his abode, and here the legend is prudently silent.
• This point he prudently overlooked in his public statement.
• The general and his lady rallied me on my change of company, but very prudently concealed their sentiments of Major Sanford while Mr.
• Stevenson, who prudently refrained from drawing attention to the fact, and walked slowly to the farther point of the rock to watch her.
• Such a man, more-ever, must be treated prudently, as he can make himself useful.
• Thus it came to the ears of the provincial himself, who had not lived as prudently as he should have done for the safety of his person.

Similar words containing PRUDENT without suffix ly

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