Definition
Definition of wised - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
wiseDated having or showing wisdomDated
- The wised elder shared stories of the past.
2.
awarenessDated aware of somethingDated
- She was wised to the tricks of the trade.
Expressions with wised
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become aware or informed about something important or true
She finally got wised up about the scam.
Origin of wised
English, wise (knowledgeable) + -ed (past tense)
Examples of wised in a sentence
Her wised decisions led to success. He was wised to the dangers of the city. They quickly became wised to the scam.
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- French:sage, au courant, ...
- German:weise, bewusst, ...
- Italian:saggio, consapevole, ...
- Spanish:sabio, enterado, ...
- Portuguese:sábio, informado, ...
- Chinese:有智慧的, 意识到的, ...
- Japanese:賢明な, 知っている, ...
- Arabic:حَكِيم, مُدْرِك, ...
- Hebrew:חָכָם, מוּדָּע, ...
- Russian:мудрый, осведомлённый, ...
- Ukrainian:мудрий, обізнаний, ...
- Hindi:बुद्धिमान, सचेत, ...
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