judicious
adjective
[ dʒuːˈdɪʃəs ]
• having, showing, or done with good judgement or sense.
• "the judicious use of public investment"
Similar:
wise,
sensible,
prudent,
politic,
shrewd,
astute,
canny,
sagacious,
common-sense,
commonsensical,
sound,
well advised,
well judged,
well thought out,
considered,
thoughtful,
perceptive,
discerning,
clear-sighted,
insightful,
far-sighted,
percipient,
discriminating,
informed,
intelligent,
clever,
enlightened,
logical,
rational,
discreet,
careful,
cautious,
circumspect,
diplomatic,
strategic,
expedient,
practical,
advisable,
in one's (best) interests,
smart,
savvy,
pawky,
heads-up,
long-headed,
argute,
sapient,
Origin:
late 16th century: from French judicieux, from Latin judicium ‘judgement’ (see judicial).
