Wisely

/ˈwaɪz.li/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a way that shows good judgment or is sensible.

She wisely chose to save her money instead of spending it all at once.

After careful consideration; judiciously.

He wisely decided to consult an expert before making a major investment.

With intelligence or prudence.

The committee acted wisely when they postponed the vote.

In a manner that demonstrates knowledge or insight.

They wisely considered all options before taking action.

From Middle English 'wislich', meaning 'wisely', from 'wise' + '-ly' forming adverbs.

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.

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.

Smart move.

That was a wise move to invest early.

Play it smart.

Make sure to play it smart on your next decision.