wisdom

noun uncountable

UK /ˈwɪzdəm/

1
the ability to make good decisions based on knowledge and experience
The Egyptian leader was praised for his courage and wisdom.
Synonyms and related words
Intelligence, intuition and ability to understand
intelligence
intuition
intellect
2
knowledge that you have gained over a long period
the fount of all wisdom (=someone who knows everything):
You can’t argue with a child who thinks their teacher is the fount of all wisdom.
Synonyms and related words
Knowledge and understanding
knowledge
understanding
information
3
the wisdom of crowds/the crowd
the idea that large groups of people are collectively smarter than even individual expertsSubmitted on:
24/05/2018
Open Dictionary - May2018

phrases

conventional/received/traditional wisdom

in his/her/their wisdom

pearls/words of wisdom

the wisdom of (doing) something

单词	wisdom
释义	wisdom noun uncountable UK /ˈwɪzdəm/ Other entries for this word wisdom tooth noun conventional wisdom phrase pearls/words of wisdom phrase in his/her/their wisdom phrase kernel of truth/wisdom etc phrase the wisdom of (doing) something phrase conventional/received/traditional wisdom phrase a fount of knowledge/wisdom/advice/ideas etc phrase wisdom of Solomon at Solomon DEFINITIONS3 1 the ability to make good decisions based on knowledge and experience The Egyptian leader was praised for his courage and wisdom. Synonyms and related words Intelligence, intuition and ability to understand intelligence intuition intellect 2 knowledge that you have gained over a long period the fount of all wisdom (=someone who knows everything): You can’t argue with a child who thinks their teacher is the fount of all wisdom. Synonyms and related words Knowledge and understanding knowledge understanding information 3 the wisdom of crowds/the crowd the idea that large groups of people are collectively smarter than even individual expertsSubmitted on: 24/05/2018 Open Dictionary - May2018 phrases conventional/received/traditional wisdom in his/her/their wisdom pearls/words of wisdom the wisdom of (doing) something wisdom noun uncountable US /ˈwɪzdəm/ Other entries for this word wisdom tooth noun pearls/words of wisdom phrase in his/her/their wisdom phrase kernel of truth/wisdom etc. phrase the wisdom of (doing) something phrase conventional/received/traditional wisdom phrase a fount of knowledge/wisdom/advice/ideas, etc. phrase wisdom of Solomon at Solomon DEFINITIONS3 1 the ability to make good decisions based on knowledge and experience The Egyptian leader was praised for his courage and wisdom. Synonyms and related words Intelligence, intuition and ability to understand intelligence intuition intellect 2 knowledge that you have gained over a long period the fount of all wisdom (=someone who knows everything): You can’t argue with a child who thinks their teacher is the fount of all wisdom. Synonyms and related words Knowledge and understanding knowledge understanding information 3 the wisdom of crowds/the crowd the idea that large groups of people are collectively smarter than even individual expertsSubmitted on: 24/05/2018 Open Dictionary - May2018 phrases conventional/received/traditional wisdom in his/her/their wisdom pearls/words of wisdom the wisdom of (doing) something
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the wisdom of crowds/the crowd

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the wisdom of crowds/the crowd

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