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wiser Definition


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adj wiser, wisest
    1. Having or showing wisdom; prudent; sensible.
      Thesaurus: prudent, sensible, smart, reasonable, rational, careful, tactful, discreet, politic, wary.
    2. Learned or knowledgeable.
      Thesaurus: sage, erudite, learned, educated, scholarly.
    3. Astute, shrewd or sagacious.
    4. Knowing the ways of something.
      Example: streetwise
      Example: worldly-wise
Derivative: wisely
adverb
    Idiom: be wise to something
      colloq
      To be aware of or informed about it.
    Idiom: none the wiser
      Knowing no more than before.
    Idiom: put someone wise
      colloq
      To give them necessary information.
    Etymology: Anglo-Saxon wis.

    Phrasal Verb: wise up to someone or something
      To find out the facts about them or it.


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