prove wise

Frequency: 7.07.8 per million words

To be shown to be a wise decision or action over time.

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Examples (10)

  • His initial reluctance, though questioned at the time, eventually proved wise.
  • Investing in education will always prove wise for future generations.
  • The committee's decision to postpone the vote proved wise when new evidence emerged.
  • Delaying the expansion until economic conditions improved proved a wise move.
  • It might prove wise to consult an expert before making such a significant change.
  • Her seemingly conservative approach to finances ultimately proved wise.
  • Sometimes, taking a step back and reassessing the situation can prove wise.
  • The government's long-term environmental policies are beginning to prove wise.
  • For young entrepreneurs, seeking mentorship often proves wise.
  • What seemed like a cautious approach at first, later proved wise for the whole team.