ultraprudent

English

Etymology

From ultra- +‎ prudent.

Adjective

ultraprudent (comparative more ultraprudent, superlative most ultraprudent)

  1. extremely prudent
    • 2004, Michel W. Pharand, Dionysian Shaw, page 41:
      This, even for professional men, shopkeepers, and skilled workers, resulted in late and ultraprudent marriages — and the resort to whores for gratification.
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