wisely — In a manner that shows good judgment, experience, and knowledge in making decisions.
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: In a manner that shows good judgment, experience, and knowledge in making decisions.
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈwaɪzli/
Korean meaning: 지혜롭게, 현명하게
Korean pronunciation: 와이즈-리 (강세: 와이즈)
Example Sentences
- He wisely brought an umbrella even though the weather forecast said sunny.
- My grandmother wisely told me to never trust a person who doesn't like pizza.
- The student wisely started studying for the exam three weeks in advance.
wisely
ADVERB//ˈwaɪzli//
In a manner that shows good judgment, experience, and knowledge in making decisions.
In a manner that shows good judgment, experience, and knowledge in making decisions.
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Move wisely and precisely, everything ends nicely!
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Origin
From Old English 'wise' meaning knowledgeable or prudent, combined with the adverb-forming suffix '-ly'. The root traces back to Proto-Germanic 'wissaz' and is related to the concept of seeing and knowing.
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“He wisely brought an umbrella even though the weather forecast said sunny.”
“My grandmother wisely told me to never trust a person who doesn't like pizza.”
“The student wisely started studying for the exam three weeks in advance.”
“She wisely pretended to be asleep when her roommate brought home their annoying friend.”
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