sages (Meaning)
sages
a perennial mint of the genus Salvia (S. officinalis) having grayish green pungent and aromatic leaves that are much used in flavoring foods and as a mild tonic and astringent, a mature or venerable person of sound judgment, proceeding from or characterized by wisdom, prudence, and good judgment, salvia, the fresh or dried leaves of sage, wise through reflection and experience, grave, solemn, a very wise person, a European mint with fragrant leaves that is used especially to flavor meat, a light grayish green, any plant of the genus Salvia, sagebrush, one (such as a profound philosopher) distinguished for wisdom, a European perennial mint (Salvia officinalis) with grayish-green aromatic leaves used especially in flavoring meats, wise entry 2 sense 1, prudent
Synonyms & Antonyms of sages
sages Sentence Examples
- The wise sages of ancient Greece imparted knowledge that has shaped civilizations for millennia.
- Tibetan sages retreat to secluded monasteries to contemplate the nature of existence.
- The sages of Confucius's teachings emphasized morality, filial piety, and harmony.
- In Taoist philosophy, sages strive for balance and unity with the universe.
- The seven sages of the Bamboo Grove defied societal norms and sought liberation through art and poetry.
- Vedic sages composed hymns and rituals that form the foundation of Hinduism.
- The sages of Homer's Iliad provide wisdom and guidance through their prophecies and warnings.
- Sufi sages employ mystical practices to seek a deeper connection with the divine.
- Native American tribes revere their sages as keepers of their traditions and knowledge.
- Modern sages continue to inspire us with their insights into life's complexities and the search for truth.
FAQs About the word sages
a perennial mint of the genus Salvia (S. officinalis) having grayish green pungent and aromatic leaves that are much used in flavoring foods and as a mild tonic
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The wise sages of ancient Greece imparted knowledge that has shaped civilizations for millennia.
Tibetan sages retreat to secluded monasteries to contemplate the nature of existence.
The sages of Confucius's teachings emphasized morality, filial piety, and harmony.
In Taoist philosophy, sages strive for balance and unity with the universe.
