Moral
Wise
Wise adjective - Having or showing deep understanding and intelligent application of knowledge.
Nearby Words: wisely, wised
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- Moral: If even crooks are wise enough to use their money to do good for people, you should too!
Source: Stealing from the Till - While she may be wise to be wary of the dealer's sudden generosity, the portrayal of her refusal as ''moral'' is just absurd.
- Not in a moral sense (there are plenty of examples of very amoral or even evil transapients), but intelligence-wise.
Source: Can't Argue with Elves
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