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Definition of providently - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
planningRare acting with foresight and care for the futureRare
- She providently saved money for her retirement.
2.
resource managementRare managing resources wisely to avoid future problemsRare
- He providently allocated funds for unexpected expenses.
Origin of providently
Latin, providere (to foresee) + -ly (adverbial suffix)
Examples of providently in a sentence
She acted providently by buying insurance early. She providently saved money for her children's education. The manager providently planned for the company's future growth.
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- French:prévoyamment, ...
- German:vorsorglich, ...
- Italian:con previdenza, saggiamente, ...
- Spanish:previsoriamente, ...
- Portuguese:previdentemente, sabiamente, ...
- Chinese:未雨绸缪地, 节俭地, ...
- Japanese:計画的に, 賢明に, ...
- Arabic:بِحِكْمَة, بِبُعْدِ نَظَر, ...
- Hebrew:בְּצוּרָה נְבוֹנָה, בְּחָכְמָה, ...
- Russian:предусмотрительно, ...
- Ukrainian:завбачливо, економно, ...
- Hindi:दूरदर्शिता से, समझदारी से, ...
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