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Definition of wisdom
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of wisdom is as below...
Wisdom
(a.) The
results
of wise
judgments;
scientific
or
practical
truth;
acquired
knowledge;
erudition.
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Disproportionate
::
Disproportionate
(a.) Not
proportioned;
unsymmetrical;
unsuitable
to
something
else in bulk, form,
value,
or
extent;
out of
proportion;
inadequate;
as, in a
perfect
body none of the limbs are
disproportionate;
it is
wisdom
not to
undertake
a work
disproportionate
means..
Philosophy
::
Philosophy
(n.)
Literally,
the love of,
including
the
search
after,
wisdom;
in
actual
usage,
the
knowledge
of
phenomena
as
explained
by, and
resolved
into,
causes
and
reasons,
powers
and
laws..
Policy
::
Policy
(n.)
Prudence
or
wisdom
in the
management
of
public
and
private
affairs;
wisdom;
sagacity;
wit.
Wisely
::
Wisely
(adv.)
In a wise
manner;
prudently;
judiciously;
discreetly;
with
wisdom.
Policy
::
Policy
(n.)
Management
or
administration
based on
temporal
or
material
interest,
rather
than on
principles
of
equity
or
honor;
hence,
worldly
wisdom;
dexterity
of
management;
cunning;
stratagem..
Gnosis
::
Gnosis
(n.) The
deeper
wisdom;
knowledge
of
spiritual
truth,
such as was
claimed
by the
Gnostics..
-dom
::
-dom ()
State,
condition,
or
quality
of
being,
as in
wisdom,
freedom..
Fund
::
Fund (n.) A store laid up, from which one may draw at
pleasure;
a
supply;
a full
provision
of
resources;
as, a fund of
wisdom
or good
sense..
Infinite
::
Infinite
(a.)
Without
limit in
power,
capacity,
knowledge,
or
excellence;
boundless;
immeasurably
or
inconceivably
great;
perfect;
as, the
infinite
wisdom
and
goodness
of God; --
opposed
to
finite..
Minerva
::
Minerva
(n.) The
goddess
of
wisdom,
of war, of the arts and
sciences,
of
poetry,
and of
spinning
and
weaving;
--
identified
with the
Grecian
Pallas
Athene..
Know
::
Know (v. i.) To have
knowledge;
to have a clear and
certain
perception;
to
possess
wisdom,
instruction,
or
information;
-- often with of..
Alembroth
::
Alembroth
(n.) The salt of
wisdom
of the
alchemists,
a
double
salt
composed
of the
chlorides
of
ammonium
and
mercury.
It was
formerly
used as a
stimulant..
Sage
::
Sage
(superl.)
Proceeding
from
wisdom;
well
judged;
shrewd;
well
adapted
to the
purpose.
Fool
::
Fool (n.) A
person
deficient
in
intellect;
one who acts
absurdly,
or
pursues
a
course
contrary
to the
dictates
of
wisdom;
one
without
judgment;
a
simpleton;
a
dolt..
Sapience
::
Sapience
(n.) The
quality
of being
sapient;
wisdom;
sageness;
knowledge.
Wisdom
::
Wisdom
(a.) The
results
of wise
judgments;
scientific
or
practical
truth;
acquired
knowledge;
erudition.
Superimposed
::
Superhuman
(a.) Above or
beyond
what is
human;
sometimes,
divine;
as,
superhuman
strength;
superhuman
wisdom..
Philosopher
::
Philosopher
(n.) One who
reduces
the
principles
of
philosophy
to
practice
in the
conduct
of life; one who lives
according
to the rules of
practical
wisdom;
one who meets or
regards
all
vicissitudes
with
calmness.
Veneration
::
Veneration
(n.) The act of
venerating,
or the state of being
venerated;
the
highest
degree
of
respect
and
reverence;
respect
mingled
with awe; a
feeling
or
sentimental
excited
by the
dignity,
wisdom,
or
superiority
of a
person,
by
sacredness
of
character,
by
consecration
to
sacred
services,
or by
hallowed
associations..
Obscurant
::
Obscurant
(n.) One who
obscures;
one who
prevents
enlightenment
or
hinders
the
progress
of
knowledge
and
wisdom.
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