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prudently

[ prood-nt-lee ]

adverb

  1. in a wise, judicious, discreet, or careful manner:

    Donors want their charitable gifts to be invested prudently and managed professionally.

    For the moment, scientists are prudently refraining from making sweeping assertions, insisting on the need for further research.



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It defends its trade with Moscow by saying it is not selling lethal arms and "prudently handles the export of dual-use items in accordance with laws and regulations".

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This reflects an entrenched cultural, moral and political belief that it is possible to retire with abundant savings — you just have to learn how to be strategic, budget wisely, save diligently and invest prudently.

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In order to qualify for the money, a utility must have acted prudently to prevent a fire.

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The Pope is having oxygen therapy but doctors "are prudently not yet disclosing the prognosis", a statement said.

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Edison disputed investigators’ claims that its actions negligently caused the fire, saying in a press release last year that it had “prudently operated its system, managing it at or above what is required by regulators.”

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