adjective

wise

wise, sensible, knowledgeable

That was a very wise decision.

That was a very wise decision.

My grandfather is a wise old man.

My grandfather is a wise old man.

((a/an)) wise ((noun)) a wise person A wise person listens more than they speak.

((it is)) wise ((to-inf)) it is wise to do (sth.) It is wise to save money for the future.

Synonyms: sagacious, prudent, sensible; Antonyms: foolish, unwise

From Old English 'wīs', related to 'wit' (to know).

Imagine a wise old owl with large glasses, full of knowledge.

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