Wise [adjective]
Definition of Wise:
intelligent, reasonable
Synonyms of Wise:
● Sensible
● Experienced
● Careful
● Wary
● Knowledgeable
● Educated
● Informed
● Shrewd
● Aware
● Thoughtful
● Perceptive
● Sane
● Astute
● Rational
● Judicious
● Enlightened
● Prudent
● Well-informed
● Smart
● Sound
● Knowing
● Sage
● Understanding
● Keen
● Grasping
● Contemplative
● Sharp
● Cunning
● Calculating
● Clever
● Crafty
● Discerning
● Discreet
● Erudite
● Insightful
● Intuitive
● Perspicacious
● Politic
● Reflective
● Sagacious
● Sapient
● Scholarly
● Tactful
● Taught
● Witty
● Cogitative
● Foresighted
● Sensing
● Sophic
Opposite/Antonyms of Wise:
● Dull
● Blunt
● Obtuse
● Insensitive
● Thoughtless
● Careless
● Unknowledgeable
● Unreasonable
● Kind
● Irrational
● Unintelligent
● Unsound
● Idiotic
● Stupid
● Uninformed
● Uneducated
● Unaware
● Reckless
● Heedless
● Foolish
● Incautious
● Inattentive
● Unsophisticated
● Inexperienced
● Ignorant
● Unwise
● Unrealistic
● Senseless
● Indiscreet
Sentence/Example of Wise:
But how could you be a wise master without learning the craft?
Peart and cunnin', but a heap too wise fur you, son; take my steer on that.
His aunt, the Duchess of Savoy, is a merry dame, and a wise!
Solomon, the Wise, decided to provide them with a magnificent home.
Wise counsels, like those which gave us the Constitution, prevailed to uphold it.
I was the only judge, in my own wise opinion, of what was right and fit.
He always kept a group with him, and people said that he was wise to do it.
This was a wise resolution, and attended with the most salutary consequences.
Is it wise of you to expose yourself so much to the infection?
It was not a wise thing to do, but her anger prevented her from seeing its impropriety.