sapient (Meaning)

Wordnet

sapient (s)

acutely insightful and wise

Webster

Wise; sage; discerning; -- often in irony or contempt.

The sapient scholar's profound insights illuminated the ancient text.
Artificial intelligence, with its sapient capabilities, surpassed human intelligence in certain domains.
The sapient alien civilization communicated through a complex language and advanced technology.
The sapient tree observed the passing of time, its roots reaching deep into the earth's wisdom.
The sapient oracle possessed an uncanny ability to foretell the future, baffling those who sought her guidance.
The sapient species evolved over millennia, adapting to their environment with remarkable intelligence.
The sapient robot navigated the treacherous terrain with ease, demonstrating its advanced problem-solving abilities.
The sapient child exhibited exceptional comprehension and maturity beyond their years.
The sapient ancestor passed down their knowledge and wisdom, shaping the destiny of their descendants.
The sapient Earth, a sentient being, whispered secrets through the rustling of leaves and the whisper of the wind.

acutely insightful and wiseWise; sage; discerning; -- often in irony or contempt.

prudent,wise, smart, experienced, keen, brilliant, discerning, literate, sage, scholarly

obtuse, slow, imbecile, dull, dull, unwise, purblind, unperceptive, thoughtless, unintelligent

The sapient scholar's profound insights illuminated the ancient text.

Artificial intelligence, with its sapient capabilities, surpassed human intelligence in certain domains.

The sapient alien civilization communicated through a complex language and advanced technology.

The sapient tree observed the passing of time, its roots reaching deep into the earth's wisdom.