judicial Judicial (Adj) means: Pertaining to court of law. Whereas, “Judicious” (Adj) means: Wise or having reason and good judgment in making decisions. If we describe an action or decision as judicious, it means we approve of it because we think that it shows good judgment and sense. “Synonyms of “Judicious” are: Intelligent, judgmatical, prudent, sensible. considered, reasonable, discerning, sound, politic, diplomatic, cautious, rational, sober, discriminating, thoughtful, discreet, sage, enlightened, shrewd, prudent, sane, astute, expedient, circumspect, well-judged, sagacious, sapient, etc.

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