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Definition of wisely - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
behaviorin a way that shows good judgment or prudence
- She spent her money wisely.
- He wisely chose to apologize early.
- They invested their time wisely.
Origin of wisely
Old English, wis (wise) + -ly (like)
Terms with wisely included in their meaning
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management skill
natural ability to judge commercial matters and choose wisely
spending wisely
spend money carefully so it lasts longer
strategy
act wisely to achieve success
assessment
capacity to assess situations wisely
practical wisdom
knowing how to handle real-life problems wisely
management
manage resources wisely to avoid waste
time management
use time wisely and productively
wise judge
person who wisely settles a difficult matter
future planning
ability to wisely plan and predict future needs or events
resource management
managing resources wisely to avoid future problems
intelligence
ability to apply knowledge and experience wisely
time management
time is a valuable resource to manage wisely
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- French:judicieusement, ...
- German:klug, ...
- Italian:saggiamente, ...
- Spanish:sabiamente, ...
- Portuguese:sensatamente, ...
- Chinese:明智地, ...
- Japanese:賢く, ...
- Arabic:بحكمة, ...
- Hebrew:בְּחָכְמָה, ...
- Russian:мудро, ...
- Ukrainian:мудро, ...
- Hindi:समझदारी से, ...
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