IPA: /seɪdʒ/
KK: /seɪdʒ/
Having or showing great wisdom and good judgment, often gained through experience.
The sage advice from the elder helped the community make better decisions.
A person who is respected for their wisdom and experience, often providing guidance or advice to others.
The old sage shared his knowledge with the young students.
Sage → The word 'sage' comes from Old French 'sage' (meaning wise) and is derived from Latin 'sapiens' (meaning wise or discerning). It refers to a person who possesses wisdom or good judgment.
Think of someone who is 'wise' — that's what 'sage' means, reflecting the idea of wisdom.