Sage

usgb/seɪdʒ/
noun

A person who is very wise, especially as a result of age and experience.

He was regarded as a sage because of his great wisdom.
Visual representation of "sage" - A person who is very wise, especially as a result of age and experience

Often appears as...

  • wise sage
  • old sage
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Historical Figures

Sage often refers to respected historical or mythical wise people.

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Confucius was a sage whose teachings still influence millions.
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Respectful Tone

Using 'sage' shows respect for someone's wisdom or judgment.

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The students listened intently to the old professor, a true sage.
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Not Always Old

A sage doesn't have to be elderly; wisdom is key.

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Even as a young woman, she spoke with the insight of a sage.
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