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Wise adjective - Having or showing deep understanding and intelligent application of knowledge.
Nearby Words: wisely, wised
Mutual synonyms
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It appears that the ruler of this kingdom, an old and wise sperm whale, has gone missing, and Adam must find him.
Source: Video Game / Eco Quest -
Both Thorgnyrs are essentially the same character: An old and wise figure of authority that defends the rights of the farmers against the overbearance of the kings.
- With the exceptions of old and wise Getafix, Giftedly Bad bard Cacophonix, and Guile Hero Astérix, the entire male population of a certain little Gaulish village consists of these.
Source: Boisterous Bruiser / Comic Books
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