What does wise mean?
According to the Oxford Dictionary, In the adjective form, the definition of the wise is having or showing experience, knowledge, and good judgment.
Here are 20 examples of sentences using the word wise in English, If you have questions, please write them in the comments column below.
- He is a wise man towards his family.
- Use cell phones wisely and not excessively.
- She seems kind and wise.
- If you are not wise in managing your money then you can be in debt and bankrupt.
- Thinking deeper is how we become wise people.
- They hope that the judge can decide the case wisely.
- Karmila taught her children to be wise in spending money from an early age.
- Reducing smoke pollution is a wise method for tackling air pollution.
- The teacher taught us a wise attitude towards plants.
- Setting aside some money for savings and charity is a wise thing.
- Watering and applying fertilizer to plants is wise
- Cutting down wild trees is unwise and can lead to flooding.
- Wisely he gave the cat salted fish and white rice to keep it from meowing
- The headmaster’s decision seemed wise in our eyes.
- A young artist named Fuji explains how to make money wisely and educated.
- Bawaslu Solo appealed to candidates to be wise and patient.
- The Regent appealed to residents to respond wisely to the village head’s choice.
- Ridwan Kamil said Bey’s appointment as acting governor of West Java was wise.
- Andi Sudirman, former governor of South Sulawesi, is a simple and wise person.
- Regent Romanus reminded the head of the Community Health Center to be wiser in leading the institution.
