Meaning of Wiser
Having more knowledge or experience; more judicious.
In simple words: Having more experience or knowledge than before.
Wiser in a sentence
- After many years of travel, she became wiser about different cultures.
- His mistakes taught him to be wiser in future decisions.
- The older generation is often considered wiser due to their experiences.
- She felt wiser after reading more books on philosophy.
- The advice from her grandmother made her wiser about relationships.
How to use Wiser
Use 'wiser' when comparing levels of knowledge or judgment. Consider context; it's suitable for both formal and informal situations.
Grammar pattern
standalone adjective
Memory hint
Sounds like 'wise-er' - imagine someone gaining wisdom after a fall.
Related words
Collocations with Wiser
- become wiser
- feel wiser
- wiser decisions
- wiser choices
Synonyms for Wiser
- more knowledgeable
- more sensible
- more astute
- more insightful
Opposites of Wiser
- foolish
- ignorant
- unwise
Common mistakes with Wiser
- Confused with 'wise' which is the base form.
- Incorrectly using 'wiser' with nouns instead of adjectives.
- Using 'wiser' in non-comparative contexts, e.g., saying 'he is wiser' without reference.
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More words like Wiser
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Used to express that something is done incorrectly or differently than intended.
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An acknowledgment that something is a good beginning or initial effort.
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An informal expression confirming understanding or approval.
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To return to a lower location or position.
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Return to one's bed to sleep or rest.
- We say no
An expression used to indicate refusal or disagreement.
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Frequently asked questions about Wiser
What does Wiser mean?
Having more experience or knowledge than before.
What is the definition of Wiser?
Having more knowledge or experience; more judicious.
How do you use Wiser in a sentence?
After many years of travel, she became wiser about different cultures.
Can you give another example of Wiser?
His mistakes taught him to be wiser in future decisions.
What are synonyms for Wiser?
Common alternatives include more knowledgeable, more sensible, more astute, more insightful.
What is the opposite of Wiser?
Opposite meanings include foolish, ignorant, unwise.
What words go with Wiser?
It commonly pairs with become wiser, feel wiser, wiser decisions, wiser choices.
What are common mistakes when using Wiser?
Confused with 'wise' which is the base form. Incorrectly using 'wiser' with nouns instead of adjectives. Using 'wiser' in non-comparative contexts, e.g., saying 'he is wiser' without reference.
How do you pronounce Wiser?
US: //ˈwaɪzər//, UK: //ˈwaɪzə//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Wiser?
Use 'wiser' when comparing levels of knowledge or judgment. Consider context; it's suitable for both formal and informal situations.
