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wiseness

/ˈwaɪz.nəs/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa a qualidade de ser prudente e sensato, ou a característica de usar o conhecimento e a experiência com bom senso e perspicácia.

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noun

/ˈwaɪz.nəs/C2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa a qualidade de ser prudente e sensato, ou a característica de usar o conhecimento e a experiência com bom senso e perspicácia.

A noun referring to the quality of being prudent and sensible, or the trait of utilizing knowledge and experience with common sense and insight.

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  1. Prudence and good judgmentB2formal

    The quality of being sensible and making careful decisions based on experience.

    ptPrudência e bom senso

    • Her wiseness in financial matters saved the company from bankruptcy.
    • He showed great wiseness by listening to both sides before deciding.
    • The elder's wiseness was respected by everyone in the village.

    Sinônimosastutenessdiscernmentforesightjudgmentprudencesagacitysenseshrewdnesswisdom

    Antônimosfollyfoolishnessignoranceimprudencerashnessrecklessnessstupidity

  2. Insightful application of knowledgeC1formal

    The ability to use knowledge and experience with common sense and deep understanding.

    ptSabedoria

    • The professor's wiseness came from decades of research and reflection.
    • True wiseness involves knowing when to speak and when to remain silent.
    • She approached the problem with a wiseness that surprised her younger colleagues.

    Sinônimosacumendiscernmentinsightjudgmentprudencesagacitysenseshrewdnessunderstandingwisdom

    Antônimosfollyfoolishnessstupidity

Formas
  • wisenesses plural form
  • wisenesses' possessive plural form
  • wiseness's possessive singular form