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Meanings of judiciously in English
Portuguese
criteriosamente Usage of judiciously in English
1
If you invest in health properly and judiciously you will save money.
2
Deploy your research skills, use the internet judiciously, and identify some specifics.
3
This will put particular pressure on Democrats to use the filibuster judiciously.
4
Cell phones and handhelds, used judiciously, come in handy now and then.
5
You undoubtedly have determined judiciously in waiting the further orders of congress.
6
I do; most certainly I do-alwaysprovided that you do so judiciously.
7
The mode of substitution, also, may be judiciously adapted to actual circumstances.
8
He took pleasure in giving generously, but always judiciously and without ostentation.
9
An apartment on the Champs Elysees is judiciously chosen by her bankers.
10
Suitable literature on the subject might be judiciously used on these visits.
11
Not everyone can be classed among the New Poor, Val observed judiciously.
12
So far the Baron, artistically diplomatic, had formulated his remonstrances very judiciously.
13
Well, all I can say is I have been very judiciously handled.
14
Mr. Flournoy, Madam, has obeyed the precept which you have judiciously delivered.
15
But her grand dependence, judiciously settled indeed, is on the sand flies.
16
His agricultural interests were managed judiciously, and his property underwent annual increase.
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