cautel (Meaning)

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cautel (n.)

Caution; prudence; wariness.

Craft; deceit; falseness.

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His success in business was due in part to his exercise of cautel in making decisions.
The wise sage counseled his disciples to approach life with cautel and discernment.
She navigated the treacherous waters of politics with cautel, avoiding potential pitfalls.
In times of uncertainty, it is wise to proceed with cautel and careful consideration.
The knight relied on his swordsmanship as well as his cautel to survive on the battlefield.
The explorer approached the uncharted territory with cautel, aware of the dangers that lay ahead.
His cautel in financial matters ensured his family's stability during times of economic hardship.
The detective employed cautel in unraveling the mystery, carefully examining each clue.
The diplomat's success in negotiations was attributed to his cautel and diplomacy.
The ancient philosopher valued cautel as a virtue, believing it to be essential for a flourishing life.

Caution; prudence; wariness., Craft; deceit; falseness.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

His success in business was due in part to his exercise of cautel in making decisions.

The wise sage counseled his disciples to approach life with cautel and discernment.

She navigated the treacherous waters of politics with cautel, avoiding potential pitfalls.

In times of uncertainty, it is wise to proceed with cautel and careful consideration.