The wisdom
Example: The wisdom of the old man helped us a lot.
Definition
"The wisdom" refers to the deep understanding and insight gained through experience, knowledge, and good judgment, often applied to making sound decisions or offering valuable advice, as in the phrase, 'The wisdom of the old man helped us a lot.'
Etymology
The phrase "the wisdom" derives from the Old English word 'wīsdōm,' meaning knowledge, learning, or experience. It is related to the adjective 'wise,' which comes from the Proto-Germanic root '*wisaz,' meaning to see or to know. Did you know? The concept of wisdom has been central to philosophy since ancient times, often linked to the pursuit of truth and virtue.
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"The wisdom" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - Philosophy - (A1) - set 1", containing 112 commonly used words.
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