prudence (Meaning)

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prudence (n)

discretion in practical affairs

knowing how to avoid embarrassment or distress

It's wise to exercise prudence when making important financial decisions.
With prudence, she carefully considered all options before committing to a course of action.
The captain's prudence in navigating the storm ensured the safety of the entire crew.
In times of uncertainty, it's essential to rely on prudence rather than impulsiveness.
She approached the delicate situation with prudence, avoiding unnecessary risks.
His prudence in saving for retirement early in life paid off when unexpected expenses arose.
The CEO's prudence in budget management helped the company weather economic downturns.
Practicing prudence in relationships means taking time to get to know someone before making commitments.
Prudence dictated that they wait for more information before making a decision.
With prudence as her guide, she took measured steps toward her long-term goals.

discretion in practical affairs, knowing how to avoid embarrassment or distress

carefulness, care, circumspection, caution, wariness, alertness, vigilance, heedfulness, guardedness,cautiousness

heedlessness, brashness, heedlessness, recklessness, carelessness, brashness,recklessness, carelessness, thoughtlessness, impetuousness

It's wise to exercise prudence when making important financial decisions.

With prudence, she carefully considered all options before committing to a course of action.

The captain's prudence in navigating the storm ensured the safety of the entire crew.

In times of uncertainty, it's essential to rely on prudence rather than impulsiveness.