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Meaning
Noun
●
An
element
of personal
character
that
enables
one to
distinguish
the
wise
from the unwise.
●
A
piece
of
wise
advice.
●
The
discretionary
use of knowledge for the
greatest
good.
●
The ability to
apply
relevant
knowledge in an
insightful
way, especially to different
situations
from that in which the knowledge was gained.
●
The ability to
make a decision
based on the
combination
of knowledge, experience, and
intuitive
understanding.
●
In Theology:
The ability to know and
apply
spiritual
truths.
●
A group of wombats.
●
A group of owls.
Name
●
The Wisdom of Solomon, a
book
of the Catholic and Eastern Orthodox
canon
of the Old Testament, considered
apocryphal
by Protestants.
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Origin
wisdom
English
wisdom
Middle English (1100-1500)
wisdom
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
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Etym
Synonyms
Acuity
Astuteness
Clairvoyance
Discernment
Discrimination
Gumption
Insight
Nous
Penetration
Perspicacity
Prudence
Sagaciousness
Sagacity
Sapience
Savvy
Sharpness
Sophy
Understanding
Wisdom
Wiseness
Wit
Parliament
Wisedome
Wisdome
Level-Headedness
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Antonyms
Foolishness
Folly
Imprudence
Related
Knowledge
Intellect
Humility
Enlightenment
Eloquence
Truth
Courage
Faith
Goodness
Virtue
Spirit
Compassion
Intelligence
Greatness
Maturity
Grace
Kindness
Virtues
Spirituality
Rationality
Bravery
Brilliance
Morality
Truths
Righteousness
Soul
Intuition
Philosophy
God
Belief
Beauty
Love
Teachings
Profundity
Salvation
Revelation
Expertise
Erudition
Foolishness
Happiness
Perfection
Holiness
Thought
Inspiration
Joy
Blessing
Humanity
Art
Conscience
Dharma
Blessings
Passion
Common Sense
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