IPA: /prəˈvɪdəntli/
KK: /prəˈvɪdəntli/
In a way that shows careful planning for the future or being wise about resources.
She saved money providently for her retirement.
**Providently** → It is formed from "pro-" (meaning for or in favor of) and "videre" (meaning to see). The word "providently" means acting with foresight or seeing ahead to make wise decisions for the future.
Think of acting "for" ("pro-") what you can "see" ("videre") in the future — that's why being providently means making wise choices ahead of time.