Prudent is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRUDENT in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• cautious, wise and discreet in conduct
• acting with or showing care and thought for the future
• cautious, discreet, and sensible
• Sagacious in adapting means to ends; circumspect in action, or in determining any line of conduct; practically wise; judicious; careful; discreet; sensible; -- opposed to rash; as, a prudent man; dictated or directed by prudence or wise forethought; evincing prudence; as, prudent behavior.
• Frugal; economical; not extravagant; as, a prudent woman; prudent expenditure of money.
• careful and sensible; marked by sound judgment
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• having, showing, or exercising good judgment

Words related to PRUDENT

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Words that contain PRUDENT

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How to use PRUDENT in a sentence

• After all, this proved to be his only error, for everything moved smoothly from that moment, and he was as prudent and successful an ambassador as Mother Carey could have chosen.
• I became acquainted with the genius and the prudent judgments of both.
• All these come in good time, and will be the better done for a little prudent delay.
• But, in order to arrive at such results, it is necessary to be at once bold and prudent.
• He was neither prudent nor persevering, and he may be almost said to have laid himself out to please everybody rather than to succeed in one and the same great purpose.
• It seemed prudent therefore to disguise it as effectually as I could.
• She acted as though she shared the thoughts of her master, who shrank from sending her off on a flying run, as would have been more prudent for him to do.
• Here they were discovered by French scouts, and, having reason to fear an attack in force, it was deemed most prudent to return to head-quarters at Fort Edward.
• He had been prudent, careful of his money, was a war-soldier with big arrears of bounty and, tradition had it, a consummate skill in poker.
• But you are probably right as to the prudent course to take.
• The log indicated fourteen knots, and as the wind was increasing, Erik thought it prudent to take a couple of reefs.
• For it is certainly most prudent to incline to the safest side of the question.
• It was only occasionally that some lucky devil, or some prudent, saving man like Robert Palmer, after thirty years in the gold fields, had anything to show for it.
• The military maxims which are prudent in common cases, deceived him in these unaccountable events.
• He may have spent L3000 a year, where he would have been more prudent to spend only L2000.
• Only in the rear was it thought prudent to build fires.
• The minority of one was prudent, and returned after pursuing us less than fifty yards.
• That is prudent, in case some squall of wind should come up suddenly.
• Every week I had a new theory about Conception and Perception, and supported it by a natural manner, a torrent of words, and an impudence scarcely credible in this prudent age.
• Considering the circumstances, as he believed them to exist, his advice was doubtless prudent.
• So cool was the air that Mozart soon had to put on the coat, which, but for his prudent wife, he would have left behind.
• To his unused muscles it was a serious task to undertake, but he was not a novice, and it was entered upon deliberately and with a prudent husbandry of his power of endurance.
• Faringfield met the pleading look of Fanny, and the prudent one of his wife.
• She was a prudent person, Miss Gore, and though full of the milk of human kindness, not disposed to waste it where it would do no good.
• Four men were killed and six wounded right in front of us, so that it was not prudent to leave until night fell.
• This disquieted some brave and prudent leaders, such as Wimpfen, but they were not listened to.

Similar words containing PRUD without suffix ent

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