wisely
Americanadverb
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in a way that shows good sense or judgment; prudently.
In taking good care of our health, we have to be well-informed and wisely cautious.
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in a way that shows depth of discernment or understanding; insightfully.
Albert Einstein wisely observed that we can't solve today's problems with the same thinking that created those problems.
Etymology
Origin of wisely
Example Sentences
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Traders rushing into the sector will have to time their exit wisely to lock in gains.
From Barron's
Traders rushing into the sector will have to time their exit wisely to lock in gains.
From Barron's
Traders rushing into the sector will have to time their exit wisely to lock in gains.
From Barron's
Traders rushing into the sector will have to time their exit wisely to lock in gains.
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"The prime minister has a different responsibility, and he is choosing his words carefully and wisely to try and influence how events unfold from here on."
From BBC
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