Antonyms for judiciouslyju·di·cious·ly

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1. judiciouslyadverb

   in a judicious manner

   "let's use these intelligence tests judiciously"

   Antonyms:
   injudiciously

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1. Lee Zeldin:

   The effort by House Democrats to obstruct, resist, impeach and oppose everything and anything is not in the best interest of our country, congress has important oversight powers and they must be used judiciously. Dissolving a committee entirely focused on fighting terrorism, pursuing nuclear non-proliferation, and improving trade policy couldnt possibly make any less sense to me.

2. Harmandar Singh:

   We are using the existing water judiciously.

3. Postmaster General:

   For the past 14 years, Postal Service has had limited pricing authority to respond to changing market realities, as part of our 10-year plan to achieve financial sustainability and service excellence, the Postal Service and the Board of Governors are committed to judiciously implementing a rational pricing approach that helps enable us to remain viable and competitive and offer reliable postal services that are among the most affordable in the world.

4. State John Kerry:

   We have made it very clear that we use sanctions when we think they are appropriate in order to counter behavior that we believe has broken the law or has challenged the United Nations Security Council or threatened the United States, and we stand by our sanctions, we think they have been used judiciously and effectively and we are looking to move on now to put to test the willingness of Iran and other countries in the region to try to reduce tensions and move in a different direction.

5. Joe Erlinger:

   We've put new minimum national standards and nearly 50 new processes in place in our restaurants as they continue to reopen safely and judiciously.

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