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wisdom
noun as in insight, common sense
Strongest matches
acumen, caution, common sense, experience, foresight, insight, intelligence, judgment, knowledge, poise, prudence, sanity, savvy, sophistication, understanding
Strong matches
astuteness, balance, brains, circumspection, comprehension, discernment, discrimination, enlightenment, erudition, gumption, information, judiciousness, learning, penetration, perspicacity, practicality, reason, sagacity, sapience, shrewdness, solidity, stability
Weak matches
clear thinking, good judgment, horse sense, pansophy, sageness, savoir faire
Example Sentences
“I want to be stronger, and I want to be bolder, and I want to have wisdom — and I feel those things are kind of represented by this,” she said of her tattoos.
I call colleagues for wisdom when I’m trying to figure out how to tackle a project.
After a certain point, a willful, proud ignorance masquerading as superior wisdom becomes a social menace and a stigma of poor citizenship.
And Powell’s argument was based on the conventional wisdom on Wall Street — a conventional wisdom that is wrong, and therefore extremely dangerous.
Runna is one of the most popular sources for race training plans, and while it uses AI in some ways, actual training plans are created based on the wisdom of human coaches.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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