No Matter How You Say It: Wisdom
Word Origin
Wisdom is from the Old English wis “knowledge, learning, experience,” and German Weistum judicial sentence serving as a “precedent”.
Can you see how being wise is using knowledge and experience to make decisions?
Wisdom Idioms
A fool learns from his own mistakes, a wise man learns from the mistakes of others
Age brings wisdom
Be a fountain of knowledge
Be a sage
Be like a mirror reflecting the truth
Be like a wise owl
Be wise beyond your years
Conventional wisdom
Experience is the best teacher
Experience is the father of wisdom
Have a head on your shoulders
Have a sound mind
Infinite wisdom
Learn from your mistakes
Listen to the advice of the wise
Nugget of wisdom
Out of the mouths of babes
Pearl of wisdom
Streetwise
The wisdom of Solomon
There’s no fool like an old fool
Think before you speak
Think twice before you leap
Wisdom of hindsight
Wise beyond their years
Wise guy
Wisecracker
Worldly wisdom
In Other Words
Discernment
Common Sense
Foresight
Astuteness
Good Judgment
Enlightenment
Sageness