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prudently

/ˈpruː.dənt.li/

Traduction: Adverbe signifiant « avec prudence et circonspection » ou « de manière avisée ». Décrit des actions accomplies avec prévoyance et une prise en compte raisonnable des risques ou conséquences possibles.

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adverb

/ˈpruː.dənt.li/B2formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant « avec prudence et circonspection » ou « de manière avisée ». Décrit des actions accomplies avec prévoyance et une prise en compte raisonnable des risques ou conséquences possibles.

An adverb meaning "in a careful and cautious manner" or "with good judgment." It describes actions taken with foresight and sensible consideration of potential risks or consequences.

  1. Carefully and wiselyB2formal

    In a way that shows careful thought and avoids unnecessary risks.

    frprudemment

    • She prudently saved a portion of her salary each month.
    • He prudently avoided making any hasty decisions.
    • The company prudently invested in diverse markets.

    Synonymescarefullycautiouslycircumspectlydiscreetlyjudiciouslysensiblywarilywisely

    Antonymescarelesslyfoolishlyheedlesslyimprudentlyincautiouslyrashly

  2. With cautionB2formal

    In a manner that is cautious and sensible, especially regarding money or safety.

    frprudemment

    • They prudently checked the weather before setting sail.
    • The manager prudently reviewed the contract before signing.
    • She prudently locked all the doors before leaving.

    Synonymescarefullycautiouslycircumspectlydiscreetlyjudiciouslysensiblywarilywisely

    Antonymescarelesslyfoolishlyimprudentlyincautiouslyrashlythoughtlesslyunwisely

Formes
  • more prudently comparative form
  • most prudently superlative form
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