Judiciously
Judiciously adverb - In a judicious manner.
Little and judiciously are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Little" instead an adverb "Judiciously".
Little
Little adverb - In a very small quantity or degree.
Judiciously and little are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Judiciously" instead an adverb "Little".
Nearby Word: littleness
Both words in one sentence
- Freeze-Frame Bonus: If you watch carefully (or pause judiciously) you can catch little glimpses of the Woman in the background of a lot of scenes.
Source: Film / The Woman in Black -
Genre Savvy: Little Alice Healy has read enough fairy tales to be irritated when her mice won't help her like Cinderella's did ... and to judiciously apply a lesson from another fairy tale instead.
Source: Literature / InCryptid
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