being wise
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adj.AdjectiveHaving or showing experience, knowledge, and good judgment.
Being wise, she always thought before she spoke.
n. (u.)Uncountable NounThe act of making good judgments based on knowledge and experience.
Being wise is more important than being strong.
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HISTORY OF IDEAS - Ancient Greece
- Being wise means attempting to live and die well, leading as good a life as possible within the troubled conditions of existence.
Being wise means attempting to live and die well, leading as good a life as possible within the troubled conditions of existence.
- Being wise means attempting
to live and die well,
Being wise means attempting to live and die well,
Colin Firth - Rupert Everett: Love is in the air (fanwork)
- And I don't know if I'm being foolish, don't know if I'm being wise.
And I don't know if I'm being foolish, don't know if I'm being wise.
- Being wise.
Being wise.
"The Buddhist Attitude to Sensuality" | by Ajahn Brahm
- the consequences and being wise and being sharp. So in sensuality everybody has to have
the consequences and being wise and being sharp. So in sensuality everybody has to have
- We should always work through just the wisdom, understanding the consequences, and being wise and being sharp.
We should always work through just the wisdom, understanding the consequences, and being wise and being sharp.
Listening, Vocabulary, Comprehension: Learn Advanced Words with a Story
- There's also levels to wisdom or being wise and being intelligent.
There's also levels to wisdom or being wise and being intelligent.
What is Philosophy for?
- Being wise means attempting to live and die well.
Being wise means attempting to live and die well.