wising (up) (Meaning)

wising (up)

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Wising up to the deceitful nature of the salesman saved Sarah from financial ruin.
The experience of being betrayed by a close friend wised her up to the importance of trust.
The wise old mentor guided his young apprentice, wising him up to the secrets of the trade.
The detective's instinct wised him up to the suspect's alibi, which turned out to be false.
After being repeatedly cheated, he finally wised up and learned to protect himself.
The politician's empty promises failed to wise up the voters, who remained skeptical.
The company's disastrous financial decisions wised up the board of directors, leading to a change in strategy.
The team's dismal performance in the first half wised up the coach, who made several adjustments for the second half.
The young man's naivete made him easy to deceive, but a few harsh lessons wised him up to the dangers of trusting strangers.
The world's current state of affairs has wised up many people to the importance of global cooperation.

briefing, instructing, advising, catching up, telling,informing, filling in, educating, acquainting, keeping (someone) posted

misleading,misinforming,

Wising up to the deceitful nature of the salesman saved Sarah from financial ruin.

The experience of being betrayed by a close friend wised her up to the importance of trust.

The wise old mentor guided his young apprentice, wising him up to the secrets of the trade.

The detective's instinct wised him up to the suspect's alibi, which turned out to be false.