Trial and Wisdom

Trial

Trial noun - A test of faith, patience, or strength.

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Wisdom and trial are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wisdom" instead a noun "Trial".

Nearby Word: triable

Wisdom noun - The ability to understand inner qualities or relationships.

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Trial and wisdom are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Trial" instead a noun "Wisdom".

good	good trial	good wisdom
original	original trial	original wisdom
simple	simple trial	simple wisdom
real	real trial	real wisdom
Other adjectives: great, new, military.

Though each trial conjures a more subtle death, each death, even to the seventh, shall leave open an escape that can be perceived by an adept of the common wisdom, for is not the common wisdom a memory of the Race's escape from Death?

Source: Literature / Courtship Rite
He also wrote that a lawyer should never ask a witness a question to which the lawyer doesn't already know the answer (also one of Rumpole's maxims, and common wisdom among experienced trial laywers).

Source: Chewbacca Defense
Leave Behind a Pistol: When Fallen Hero Captain Midlands is arrested for betraying the team, he and Pete Wisdom discuss how neither of them want a trial (in Wisdom's case because he's not sure it will result in a conviction), and Wisdom leaves a gun in the cell.

Source: Comicbook / Captain Britain and MI13

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