Origin
judicious + -ly
judiciously
adverb
Judiciously is defined as something done carefully, and after having thought it through.
If you very carefully arrange the items in your kitchen cabinets after thinking through the process and how you will use the items, this is an example of arranging them judiciously.
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Sentence Examples
- All four perused the menu judiciously, with father and mother occasionally offering comments and explanations.
- Tomatoes will now be fruiting freely; thin out judiciously, avoiding excessive pruning at one time.
- In 479 he was re-elected strategus, and invested with special powers as commander of the Athenian contingent at Plataea; he is also said to have judiciously suppressed a conspiracy among some oligarchic malcontents in the army, and to have played a prominent part in arranging for the celebration of the victory.
- A passing suggestion from Mrs Carlyle that they might live with her mother was judiciously abandoned.
- He must also acquire the ability to handle bees judiciously and well under all imaginable conditions.
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Words near judiciously in the dictionary
- judiciously
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- judie
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