Sage

/seɪdʒ/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A profoundly wise person; one famed for wisdom.

The old sage offered guidance to those who sought his counsel.

In historical contexts, a teacher or philosopher.

Throughout history, sages have played a crucial role in the development of moral philosophy.

adjective

Having or showing profound wisdom.

Her sage advice helped me make the right decision in a difficult situation.

Characterized by wisdom or prudent judgment.

The sage choice of words during the negotiation led to a successful outcome.

From Middle English 'sage', from Old French 'sagesse', from Latin 'sapientia', from 'sapiens' meaning wise.

sage advice

Wise counsel or guidance.

sage on the stage

A knowledgeable authority figure.

sage and simple

A term to describe someone who is both wise and unpretentious.

wisdom

The ability to think and act using knowledge, experience, understanding, common sense, and insight.

sagacity

The quality of being sagacious, having keen discernment.

Someone with deep knowledge or insight.

He's a real sage when it comes to tech.

A person who gives good advice.

Whenever I face a problem, I consult my sage.