wisse Synonyms
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wisse Meaning
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wisse (a.)
To show; to teach; to inform; to guide; to direct.
wisse Sentence Examples
- The wisse knew the secret path through the treacherous forest.
- The wizened old man wisse the young children tales of ancient legends.
- The sage's wisse guided the traveler on his perilous journey.
- Her wisse had always been a source of comfort and wisdom.
- The wisse from the oracle foretold of a great upheaval to come.
- The chieftain's wisse united his people against their enemies.
- The ancient wisse inscribed on the stone tablet held secrets long forgotten.
- The wanderer sought the wisse of the wise hermit who lived in the mountains.
- The wisse of the stars guided the sailors across the vast ocean.
- The elder's wisse was invaluable in the village where he had lived his entire life.
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To show; to teach; to inform; to guide; to direct.
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The wisse knew the secret path through the treacherous forest.
The wizened old man wisse the young children tales of ancient legends.
The sage's wisse guided the traveler on his perilous journey.
Her wisse had always been a source of comfort and wisdom.
