wisely

[wahyz-lee]

adverb

1. 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.

2. 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.

Word History and Origins

Origin of wisely¹

wise ¹ ( def. ) + -ly

Example Sentences

They've spent plenty of money, but have they spent it wisely?

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Thousands of businesses realize aviation is a tool to be used wisely, to respect employees’ time and lives, to best serve our customers and to be more accessible, responsive and engaging.

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If they used his resources wisely, the Blue Jays had all the makings of a powerhouse.

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For “Future Boy,” the actor has wisely beefed up his recollections with those of his fellow actors, as well as Robert Zemeckis, the film’s director and co-writer, and others involved with “Back to the Future.”

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The Edelman wisely doesn’t attempt to cover the entire age of dinosaurs.

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Related Words

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• judiciously 
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• shrewdly www.thesaurus.com