To act prudently means to behave cautiously and carefully.

Pinyin: shèn xíng.

Basic meaning: behave solemnly and act cautiously.

Source: Tang Dynasty Meng Jiao's poem "Send Zheng Servant out of Shannan": "Cherishing life is not repaid, be cautious and sincere and alone is difficult."

Example: "The Book of Filial Piety·Induction" ": "Pay tribute to the ancestral temple without forgetting your relatives. Cultivate yourself and act prudently, for fear of humiliating your ancestors."

Synonyms: prudent, solemn, strict, prudent, solemn.

Antonyms: rash action, mistaken entry.

Example sentences of caution

1. Be honest, courteous and harmonious, be cautious in your words and deeds, be civilized, be courteous and generous, be polite, standardize your language, be diligent and thrifty, be virtuous, cultivate yourself and be disciplined. Celebrity broadcasters, you and I *** practice virtue and live up to the good deeds of the world.

2. Those who act cautiously are often helped by opportunities.

3. Some of you want us to act vigorously, while others suggest we act cautiously.

4. Think more, listen more, see more, speak more, and act more carefully. The advantage of doing so is that you will have less regrets.

5. Only by continuously strengthening reading and study can we cultivate ourselves and act prudently, be virtuous and self-respecting, upright and honest, and be honest and self-sufficient.