Meaning & Definition of word "Wisely"
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Wisely
/ˈwaɪz.li/
adverb:
- 1. In a way that shows good judgment or is sensible.
- Example: She wisely chose to save her money instead of spending it all at once.
- 2. After careful consideration; judiciously.
- Example: He wisely decided to consult an expert before making a major investment.
- 3. With intelligence or prudence.
- Example: The committee acted wisely when they postponed the vote.
- 4. In a manner that demonstrates knowledge or insight.
- Example: They wisely considered all options before taking action.
Etymology
From Middle English 'wislich', meaning 'wisely', from 'wise' + '-ly' forming adverbs.
Common Phrases and Expressions
wise words:
Advice or sayings that are considered to be wise.
wise choice:
A decision that is marked by good judgment.
wise beyond one's years:
Someone who shows wisdom that is uncommon for their age.
Related Words
wise:
Having the power of discerning and judging properly.
wisdom:
The ability to think and act utilizing knowledge, experience, understanding, common sense, and insight.
wiseness:
The state of being wise.
Slang Meanings of wisely
Meaning: Smart move.
Example Sentence: That was a wise move to invest early.
Meaning: Play it smart.
Example Sentence: Make sure to play it smart on your next decision.