wise

US /waɪz/
UK /waɪz/
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1.

having or showing experience, knowledge, and good judgment

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She gave me some wise advice about my career.
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It was a wise decision to save money for the future.
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sagaciousprudentsensiblejudiciousshrewd
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foolishunwisestupid
2.

(of an action or decision) showing good sense or judgment

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It would be wise to consult an expert before making a final decision.
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That was a very wise move on your part.
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sensibleprudentsoundshrewdastute
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foolishunwiseill-advised
1.

in a specified manner or respect (used in combination with nouns to form adjectives or adverbs)

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The new policy is budget-wise, but not employee-wise.
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Weather-wise, it's going to be a great day for a picnic.
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wiselywise guya word to the wisebe wise after the eventbe penny-wise and pound-foolish