If you think carefully first, you will make a judicious choice. (adjective)
The commander-in-chief's decisions have not been judicious over the past 8 years.
He made a judicious choice of staying in his current company.
in a judious manner being polite
Journalism is a school subject. It begins with the letter J.
visionary, spiritualistic, prophetic, perceptive, judicious, intuitive, farseeing, psychic, far-sighted, extrasensory, clear-sighted
Judicious is a word that means showing good judgment. A good sentence would be, the teenager was judicious while his friends drank beer at the party.
The judicious use of salt made this soup taste perfectly.
If you think before you chose, you will make a judicious choice.
The judicious use of chocolate syrup will dramatically improve an ice cream sundae.
I was judicious of Joe when he got his new puppy.
We tell our patients with high blood pressure to be judicious when deciding how much salt to put on their food.
You're very judicious about when and where you distribute that e-mail address.Because without judicious planning, an unexpected bestseller can be devastating.At the heart of science are judicious observations and measurements.What many people overlook is that a judicious bit of filing maybe in order at the same time.
The commander-in-chief's decisions have not been judicious over the past 8 years.
more judicious
Judicious use of night sticks and tear gas produced the desired quiescence in the unruly mob.
He made a judicious choice of staying in his current company.
Knowing right from wrong; responsible.Example: Even though it can be difficult, it's important to be judicious.