prudent — Showing careful judgment and practical wisdom; sensible and cautious in decision-making.
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: Showing careful judgment and practical wisdom; sensible and cautious in decision-making.
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈprudənt/
Korean meaning: 신중한, 현명한, 사려깊은
Korean pronunciation: 프루-던트 (강세: 프루)
Example Sentences
- My grandmother is so prudent that she keeps expired coupons 'just in case they become valid again.'
- It's prudent to read the contract carefully before signing it.
- A prudent driver always checks the weather forecast before a long trip.
prudent
ADJECTIVE//ˈprudənt//
Showing careful judgment and practical wisdom; sensible and cautious in decision-making.
Showing careful judgment and practical wisdom; sensible and cautious in decision-making.
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Origin
From Latin 'prudentia' meaning wisdom or foresight, derived from 'prudens' (wise, foreseeing). Roman philosophers valued this quality as the ability to make sound judgments by looking ahead.
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“My grandmother is so prudent that she keeps expired coupons 'just in case they become valid again.'”
“It's prudent to read the contract carefully before signing it.”
“A prudent driver always checks the weather forecast before a long trip.”
“He made the prudent choice to wear a helmet while riding his bike to buy ice cream.”
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