prudential
prudential
Definition
pru·den·tial (pro̵̅o̅ den′s̸həl)
adjective
- characterized by or resulting from prudence
- exercising prudence, or sound judgment
pru·den′·tially adverb
prudential
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- regulator: The company could at any time seek judicial review of the prudential regulator 's actions.
- division: In an internal note dated 15 November the prudential division set out how each of the possible outcomes of the bidding might be handled.
- plc: We are backed by some of UK's most reputable firms: Prudential plc.
- borrowing: The council raised a further £ 1.5m last year through prudential borrowing.
- supervision: I now turn to the question of prudential supervision.
- indicator: The report also presents the Prudential Indicators for approval by the MPA.
Modifying Another Word
- sorry: Sorry prudential them the incentive body finds the trips to the.
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