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Careful and sensible; marked by sound judgment.

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Following the established standards of behavior or manners; correct or decorous.

Uso de prudent en inglés
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Given these conditions, we continue to make prudent provision for potential losses.
The Irish Times
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However; it may be more prudent to avoid extremes in whatever form.
The South African
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Louis, however, was too prudent and practical to risk launching long-range wars.
1492 the year our world began
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A more prudent way to go: Remove the relationship status line altogether.
Wired
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However, these hazards can be minimised through prudent avoidance and common sense.
The Irish Times
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I must tell you, however, that such love may not be prudent.
Hard-boiled wonderland and the end of the world: a novel
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The one man is intelligent and prudent; the other is the reverse.
Thrift
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I thought it prudent to have a backup stock, just in case.
Terminal
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The Fed aside, prudent bosses need to avoid fights with history, too.
Reuters
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I won't allow human society to rebuild ghettos, but let's be prudent.
Anvil Gate
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Discipline and following prudent procedure, they say, and in functioning with others.
The new yorker
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The prudent men of the present time, are the men in debt.
McGuffey's Sixth Eclectic Reader
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China will also maintain a prudent and neutral monetary policy, he said.
Reuters
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As a proactive and prudent measure, we decided to take immediate action.
BBC
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But we are taking a prudent stance regarding loan provisions, he said.
Reuters
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One of the two is prudent; and that is a great comfort.
Deerbrook
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Prudent a través del tiempo
Prudent por variante geográfica
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