Prudent
121financially prudent — index economical Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
122ordinary prudent man — See the ordinary prudent man …
123uptrend — prudent …
124prudently — prudent pru‧dent [ˈpruːdnt] adjective 1. sensible and careful, especially by trying to avoid unnecessary risks: • These must be prudent loans requiring the buyer to put in significant capital. 2. ACCOUNTING following the rule that a business… …
125prudente — ● prudent, prudente adjectif et nom (latin prudens, entis) Qui fait preuve de prudence, de circonspection dans ses actes, de grande attention dans les situations qui comportent des dangers : Être prudent sur la route. ● prudent, prudente… …
126cautious — Prudent; in a secondary sense, the term, standing without the qualification of reasonably, implies, to some people at least, the idea of being fearful, timorous, or overly prudent. Jenkins v Gilligan, 131 Iowa 176, 108 NW 237. There may be an… …
127René Dagron — Prudent René Patrice Dagron Prudent René Patrice Dagron, né à Beauvoir, dans la Sarthe, le 17 mars 1819, mort le 13 juin 1900, est un photographe et un inventeur français. Le 21 juin 1859, il sera le premier à breveter un procédé de microfilm[1] …
128prudential — prudent, prudential, prudish While prudent is a judgemental word meaning ‘circumspect, judicious’, prudential is merely descriptive in identifying actions and attitudes that have to do with prudence, e.g. prudential motives are motives determined …
