Judicious (adjective)

Having or showing good judgment; prudent and wise.

Origin:

From latin judicium meaning "judgment" or "opinion".

Examples:

1. She made a judicious choice in selecting the right candidate for the job.
2. He was judicious in his investments and saw good returns.
3. The committee made a judicious decision to invest in the new technology.
4. The teacher was judicious in her approach to discipline, using a mix of punishment and encouragement.
5. The doctor was judicious in her treatment, considering both the patient's symptoms and overall health.