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Meanings of very judicious in English
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Usage of very judicious in English
1
It was of old truly said, and by a very judicious author:
2
Rosémilly a little, but in a very judicious way, not too spiteful.
3
I don't make mistakes about such things; I'm a very judicious animal.
4
The bystanders coincided in opinion with Barrabas, and thought his criticism very judicious.
5
It is very strange of Crawford, and I may add, not very judicious.
6
His advice about adopting a system of study is very judicious.
7
There you will find a very judicious gentleman whose name is Mr. Legality.
8
He then offered up a very judicious, sensible, and pious prayer.
9
In this view, Ferguson, who proved to be a very judicious friend, fully concurred.
10
This was thought a very judicious, and well designed plan.
11
Hartlib's Legacie contains, among some very judicious directions, a great deal of rash speculation.
12
All very judicious and proper, no doubt; but are such assertions supported by actual experience?
13
Your remarks under the sixth article are very judicious.
14
After much study they presented their list to Mrs. Barrington who thought it very judicious.
15
That is a very judicious remark too, said PHILO.
16
I'm not sure it was a very judicious move.
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