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UK//seɪdʒ//US//seɪdʒ//

Meaning of Sage

A person renowned for their deep understanding and wisdom.

In simple words: A wise person or a type of herb.

Sage in a sentence

  • The old sage shared his knowledge with anyone willing to listen.
  • In many cultures, a sage is revered as a source of guidance.
  • She added sage to the dish for a rich flavor.
  • The village sought the advice of the sage during times of crisis.
  • His sage words inspired the youth to pursue their dreams.

How to use Sage

Used to refer to people known for their wisdom or knowledge; can also refer to the herb used in cooking. Not commonly used in everyday conversation about wisdom; more poetic or formal.

Grammar pattern

standalone noun

Memory hint

Think of 'sage advice' to remember a wise person's counsel.

Related words

Collocations with Sage

  • sage advice
  • sage wisdom
  • herb sage

Synonyms for Sage

Opposites of Sage

  • fool
  • ignoramus
  • simpleton

Common mistakes with Sage

  • Confused with 'sag' which means to droop.
  • Used as a verb instead of a noun.
  • Mistakenly refers to someone as 'sage' in casual contexts.

Compare Sage with Philosopher, Intellectual, Mentor

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Frequently asked questions about Sage

What does Sage mean?

A wise person or a type of herb.

What is the definition of Sage?

A person renowned for their deep understanding and wisdom.

How do you use Sage in a sentence?

The old sage shared his knowledge with anyone willing to listen.

Can you give another example of Sage?

In many cultures, a sage is revered as a source of guidance.

What are synonyms for Sage?

Common alternatives include wise person, philosopher, guru, intellectual, mentor.

What is the opposite of Sage?

Opposite meanings include fool, ignoramus, simpleton.

What words go with Sage?

It commonly pairs with sage advice, sage wisdom, herb sage.

What are common mistakes when using Sage?

Confused with 'sag' which means to droop. Used as a verb instead of a noun. Mistakenly refers to someone as 'sage' in casual contexts.

How do you pronounce Sage?

US: //seɪdʒ//, UK: //seɪdʒ//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Sage?

Used to refer to people known for their wisdom or knowledge; can also refer to the herb used in cooking. Not commonly used in everyday conversation about wisdom; more poetic or formal.