wiseling (Meaning)
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wiseling (n.)
One who pretends to be wise; a wiseacre; a witling.
Synonyms & Antonyms of wiseling
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wiseling Sentence Examples
- The wiseling cast aspersions on the wise old sage's insights.
- The wiseling's shallow understanding led him to belittle the complexities of the world.
- With a haughty air, the wiseling dismissed the counsel of experienced elders.
- The wiseling's impulsive decisions resulted in dire consequences for himself and others.
- The wiseling's hubris prevented him from recognizing his own limitations.
- Like Icarus, the wiseling flew too close to the sun with his overconfidence.
- The wiseling's witticisms were mere superficial amusements, devoid of true wisdom.
- The wiseling's arrogance blinded him to the lessons that life had to offer.
- The wiseling's rash actions created a tangled web of problems he could not escape.
- The wiseling's superficial charm concealed a deep-seated ignorance.
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One who pretends to be wise; a wiseacre; a witling.
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The wiseling cast aspersions on the wise old sage's insights.
The wiseling's shallow understanding led him to belittle the complexities of the world.
With a haughty air, the wiseling dismissed the counsel of experienced elders.
The wiseling's impulsive decisions resulted in dire consequences for himself and others.
