be prudent

Frequency: 7.515.2 per million words

To act in a careful and sensible way.

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Examples (10)

  • It would be prudent to check the facts before making a decision.
  • Always be prudent with your finances, especially during uncertain times.
  • She advised him to be prudent in his investments.
  • In such a delicate situation, it's essential to be prudent.
  • They decided it would be prudent to delay the announcement.
  • The company leadership must be prudent when expanding into new markets.
  • One should always be prudent when dealing with sensitive information.
  • To be prudent means considering all potential risks.
  • Being prudent in negotiations can lead to better outcomes.
  • It might be prudent to save some money for a rainy day.