sagely (B2)
adverb
Pronunciation: /ˈseɪdʒli/
Definition
In a way that shows great wisdom, good judgment, and experience.
Examples
She nodded sagely, understanding the complex situation.
He offered sagely advice on how to handle the difficult negotiations.
The elder spoke sagely about the importance of tradition.
How to Use sagely
- sagely advice (collocation)
- Advice that is wise and shows good judgment. — "The mentor gave me some sagely advice about my career path."
- nod sagely (collocation)
- To nod in a way that shows understanding and agreement based on wisdom. — "She listened to the explanation and nodded sagely."
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