wise man Synonyms
Strongest:
- goon
- dolt
- dope
- stock
- imbecile
- ignoramus
- imbecile
- ninny
- blockhead
- dunce
- dodo
- moron
- dumbbell
- fool
- know-nothing
- dope
- simpleton
- donkey
- know-nothing
- dumbbell
- jackass
- turkey
- dunce
- dummy
- dummy
- goon
- pinhead
- ignoramus
- fool
- idiot
- idiot
- moron
- blockhead
- ninny
- turkey
- donkey
- jackass
- dolt
- stock
- simpleton
- pinhead
- dodo
Strong:
- nitwit
- numskull
- half-wit
- numskull
- fathead
- numbskull
- nitwit
- numbskull
- half-wit
- nincompoop
- nincompoop
- fathead
Weak:
No Weak antonyms found.
wise man Meaning
wise man (n)
a wise and trusted guide and advisor
wise man Sentence Examples
- The wise man's counsel guided the young prince through treacherous waters.
- The bamboo grove whispered ancient wisdom to the wise man who sat beneath its canopy.
- Legends spoke of a wise man who could heal the sick with a touch of his hand.
- The villagers sought the wise man's advice on matters of both the heart and the head.
- The wise man climbed the mountain in search of enlightenment, leaving behind the distractions of the world.
- The king listened intently to the wise man's words, knowing that wisdom was often found in unexpected places.
- The wise man's patience and understanding allowed him to see the truth that others missed.
- The sage lived a solitary life, but his wisdom was shared with those who sought it.
- The wise man's teachings resonated with the hearts of all who heard them.
- The wise man's legacy lived on long after his passing, guiding generations to come.
FAQs About the word wise man
a wise and trusted guide and advisor
Renaissance man, seer, sage, intellect, yogi, whiz, guru, teacher, brain, scholar
goon, dolt, dope, stock, imbecile, ignoramus, imbecile, ninny, blockhead, dunce
The wise man's counsel guided the young prince through treacherous waters.
The bamboo grove whispered ancient wisdom to the wise man who sat beneath its canopy.
Legends spoke of a wise man who could heal the sick with a touch of his hand.
The villagers sought the wise man's advice on matters of both the heart and the head.
