Judicious
Judicious adjective - Having or showing good judgment and restraint especially in conduct or speech.
Selective and judicious are semantically related in discriminating topic. In some cases you can use "Selective" instead an adjective "Judicious".
Selective
Selective adjective - Tending to select carefully.
Usage example: we were highly selective about the music we listened to while trying out loudspeakers
Judicious and selective are semantically related in discriminating topic. You can use "Judicious" instead an adjective "Selective".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- sensitive and judicious
- sensitive and selective
- keen and judicious
- keen and selective
- appropriate and judicious
- appropriate and selective
- accurate and judicious
- accurate and selective
- critical and judicious
- critical and selective
- wise and judicious
- wise and selective
- thorough and judicious
- thorough and selective
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