Definition Dictionary

Skill in noticing what matters and making sound practical judgments.

The beliefs or judgments that are widely accepted about a subject.

To postpone something, or to yield to another person's judgment or priority.

Respectful yielding to another person's judgment or wishes.

The ability to notice distinctions and make sound judgments.

Showing careful thought and sound judgment.

Less strict or severe in judgment, discipline, or enforcement.

Preoccupied with judging conduct by moral rules, often in a self-righteous or overbearing way.

Based on evidence and fair judgment rather than personal preference.

Judgment guided by evidence rather than personal feelings or interests.

More certain of one's ability or judgment than the evidence or circumstances justify.

Absurd or contrary to reasonable judgment.

Careful practical judgment that considers consequences.

Guided by cautious, practical judgment about consequences or interests.

Sound judgment and keen understanding.

A person respected for wisdom and sound judgment.

Showing deep wisdom or sound judgment.

Quick to understand a situation and make effective practical judgments.

Sharp practical judgment and an ability to recognize what matters.

Showing consideration and good judgment when addressing a sensitive situation.