CEFR B2

wisely

adverb

Meaning

In a way that shows good judgment, knowledge, and experience; intelligently or prudently.

Examples

The committee wisely decided to postpone the decision until all the facts were available.
He spoke wisely about the challenges ahead, offering practical solutions.

Synonyms: sensibly, prudently, judiciously, sagely

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wisely (B2)

adverb

Pronunciation: /ˈwaɪzli/

Definition

In a way that shows good judgment, knowledge, and experience; intelligently or prudently.

Examples

The committee wisely decided to postpone the decision until all the facts were available.
He spoke wisely about the challenges ahead, offering practical solutions.
To manage your time wisely, prioritize tasks and avoid distractions.

How to Use wisely

wisely advise (collocation): To give advice that is based on good judgment. — "She wisely advised him to save money for a rainy day."
wisely choose (collocation): To make a choice based on good judgment. — "They wisely chose to avoid the crowded highway."
wisely spend (collocation): To use money or resources in a sensible way. — "The government must wisely spend taxpayer money."

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