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1. (n.) prudence
the quality or fact of being prudent.
2. prudence
wisdom with regard to practical matters.
3. prudence
cautiousness; circumspection.
4. prudence
provident care in the management of resources; economy.
Etymology: (1300–50)
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| Definition of 'Prudence' |
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1. (noun) prudence
discretion in practical affairs
2. (noun) discretion, discreetness, circumspection, prudence
knowing how to avoid embarrassment or distress
"the servants showed great tact and discretion"
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1. (noun) Prudence
the quality or state of being prudent; wisdom in the way of caution and provision; discretion; carefulness; hence, also, economy; frugality
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Sense: wisdom and caution.
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 Afrikaans: versigtigheid |
 Arabic: تَعَقُّل، تَبَصُّر، حِكْم |
 Bulgarian: благоразумие |
 Brazilian: prudência |
 Czech: opatrnost |
 German: die Klugheit |
 Danish: klogskab; forsigtighed |
 Greek: σωφροσύνη, σύνεση |
 Spanish: prudencia |
 Estonian: ettevaatlikkus |
 Farsi: احتیاط |
 Finnish: varovaisuus |
 French: prudence |
 Hebrew: תְּבוּנָה |
 Hindi: बुद्धिमानी, समझदारी |
 Hungarian: óvatosság |
 Indonesian: kebijaksanaan |
 Icelandic: skynsemi, fyrirhyggja |
 Italian: prudenza |
 Japanese: 慎重さ |
 Korean: 신중함 |
 Lithuanian: apdairumas |
 Latvian: apdomība; piesardzība |
 Malay: sikap yg cermat |
 Dutch: voorzichtigheid |
 Norwegian: klokskap, forsiktighet |
 Polish: roztropność |
 Persian: احتیاط |
 Pashto: پاملرنه |
 Portuguese: prudência |
 Romanian: prudenţă |
 Russian: благоразумие; осторожност |
 Slovak: opatrnosť |
 Slovenian: preudarnost |
 Serbian: razboritost |
 Swedish: klokhet, försiktighet |
 Thai: ความรอบคอบ |
 Turkish: ihtiyat |
 Taiwanese: 謹慎 |
 Ukrainian: розсудливість; обачність |
 Urdu: ہوشياري، زيرکي |
 Vietnamese: sự cẩn trọng |
 Chinese: 谨慎 |
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