Difference between Heady and Judicious

What is the difference between Heady and Judicious?

Heady as an adjective is intoxicating or stupefying while Judicious as an adjective is having, or characterized by, good judgment or sound thinking

Heady

Part of speech: adjective

Definition: intoxicating or stupefying tending to upset the mind or senses exhilarating intellectual rash or impetuous

Judicious

Part of speech: adjective

Definition: Having, or characterized by, good judgment or sound thinking

Example sentence: It is a fundamental rule with me not to vote for a loan or tax bill till I am satisfied it is necessary for the public service, and then not if the deficiency can be avoided by lopping off unnecessary objects of expenditure or the enforcement of an exact and judicious economy in the public disbursements.

We hope you now know whether to use Heady or Judicious in your sentence.

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