prudence

• Nom désignant la qualité d'être prudent, circonspect et raisonnable dans les affaires pratiques, surtout lors de la prise de décisions ou de la gestion de ressources.

A noun referring to the quality of being cautious, careful, and wise in practical matters, especially in making decisions or managing resources.

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1. Careful managementB2formal

   The quality of being cautious and sensible in making decisions, especially to avoid risks or waste.

   Prudence (gestion prudente)

   • Financial prudence is essential for long-term stability.
   • She showed great prudence by saving money for emergencies.
   • The company's prudence prevented them from making risky investments.

   Synonymescarefulnesscautioncircumspectiondiscretioneconomyforesightfrugalityjudiciousnessthrift

   Antonymescarelessnessfoolishnessimprudenceirresponsibilitynegligencerashnessrecklessness

2. Wisdom in actionC1formal

   The ability to govern and discipline oneself by the use of reason; cautious wisdom.

   Prudence (vertu de sagesse pratique)

   • His prudence in handling the crisis earned him respect.
   • Prudence dictates that we should verify the facts before acting.
   • The leader's prudence averted a potential disaster.

   Synonymescarefulnesscautioncircumspectiondiscretionforesightjudiciousnesssagacity

   Antonymescarelessnessfoolishnessimprudencerashnessrecklessness