How to pronounce “judiciously” in English

And every -- you know, most of it is somebody left their car unlocked and CDs were taken out or somebody left their garage unlocked lost someAnd we've judiciously eliminated fair use in a series of decisions in this country over the last ten years. Many of the things that people sue about today,

And I've done so many events where I have a young woman in particular.just watch things and only very judiciously comment, because she wasn't 100% sure about ad libbing and improvising.

If you found one, it was a big deal, and you would have to call somebody when you found a good red pepper,and you'd want to use it judiciously and not waste it.Things we're so much more limited then.

And I'm not talking, hey, I've got to be an Olympic weight-lifter, or be a marathon runner.So another very important aspect is simply to study judiciously with other people,

Oh, scientists. The scientists were really-- ah, no.I just-- Anyway, so we will complain judiciously.But generally, we stay positive.

And I'm not talking, hey, I've got to be an Olympic weight-lifter, or be a marathon runner.Now, this has to be done judiciously.

well inculcated in his or her lifestyle so that we start respecting the environment and use things, all resources, whether it is food, clothes,air, water, very judiciously so that we do not disturb and degrade the environment, whichitself is supporting our life.

So we had huge cash prizes for our competition.The other challenge is that what water is there, how do we use it judiciously.

And you know they work just as hard as the guys on the football team and the basketball team, but it's not a revenue-generating typeof event. So I think they need to find a way to judiciously and fairly spread that aroundfor all of the athletes that work so hard and make the people that support the universities proud.

So, I started looking into it a little harder.And so, it's not as scary if you just learn how to clip judiciously.