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Meaning of sage
The primary meaning of the word "sage" is wise or discerning.
Etymology of sage
The word "sage" originates from the Old French word "sage," meaning wise, which in turn comes from the Latin word "sapere," meaning to be wise or discerning
Historically, the word "sage" has been used to describe individuals who possess great wisdom, experience, and knowledge, often in a specific field or area of expertise
Synonyms
wise
discerning
astute
intelligent
knowledgeable
perceptive
insightful
prudent
judicious
thoughtful
reflective
meditative
contemplative
intentional
deliberate
careful
cautious
sage-like
erudite
scholarly
learned
experienced
seasoned
venerable
revered
respected
distinguished
esteemed
honored
celebrated
renowned
famous
illustrious
brilliant
exceptional
outstanding
impressive
Definitions
- Having or showing a lot of experience and knowledge, and therefore being able to make good judgments
- * (Of a color) subdued and muted, especially in a way that is attractive and harmonious
- * A plant with greyish-green leaves that are used in cooking
Usage Examples
- The sage advice of my grandmother helped me make a difficult decision
- * The sage flavor in the stuffing complemented the roasted turkey perfectly
- * The sage old professor had spent decades studying the ancient civilization
Antonyms
foolish
imprudent
reckless
impulsive
thoughtless
careless
ignorant
uninformed
inexperienced
naive
immature
irresponsible
silly
ridiculous
absurd
irrational
illogical
unreasonable
unwise
misguided
misinformed
mistaken