Wise

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Wise  [ uais ]

WISE PRONUNCIATION

Adverb: when someone can make good jugements and its decisions are based in understanding and experiencie. Also, this means to take a decision in the exact moment.


"Was that wise? She tried to weigh each side of the question."

Eveline ( James Joyce ).




Statements with Wise:

*I have to take advantage of this opportunity in a wise way.

*Sara has to make a wise decision about her life, soon.

*He was a brave soldier and a wise teacher.

*I missed my calling as a wise and successful detective!

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