prudence
nounDivide prudence into syllables:
pru · dence
How to pronounce prudence:
Definition of prudence:
- prudence (noun):
- careful or serious attention
- discretion in practical affairs.
- the ability to govern and discipline oneself by the use of reason
Synonyms for prudence:
alertness
attentiveness
canniness
care
carefulness
caution
cautiousness
circumspection
discernment
discreetness
discretion
frugality
guardedness
heedfulness
natural virtue
providence
vigilance
wariness
watchfulness
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- foolish
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