prudential
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pru·den·tial
(prū-dĕn'shəl) 
adj.
adj.
- Arising from or characterized by prudence.
- Exercising prudence, good judgment, or common sense.
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Prudential may refer to:
Companies
- Prudential plc, a United Kingdom-based financial services company
- Prudential Financial, a United States-based financial products and services company
- Prudential Securities, financial services arm of Prudential Financial
Buildings
- Prudential Tower, Boston's second-tallest building
- Houston Main Building, formerly the Prudential Building
- Prudential Center, an arena in Newark, New Jersey; home of the New Jersey Devils
- Prudential (Guaranty) Building (Buffalo, New York)
- Prudential, Warsaw, a skyscraper
- Prudential Assurance Building, Liverpool
Other uses
- Prudential (MBTA station), an underground light rail stop in Boston, Massachusetts
- Prudential World Cup, the name of the first three Cricket World Cups
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