Wisdom, knowledge of what is right. Obsolete. rare.

Wise, learned, skilful. Also absol.

Knowledge, understanding, wisdom. Obsolete.

Capacity of judging rightly in matters relating to life and conduct; soundness of judgement in the choice of means and ends; sometimes, less…

Internal sight, mental vision or perception, discernment; in early use sometimes, Understanding, intelligence, wisdom. Obsolete.

Wisdom, good judgement, discretion, prudence: = sense, n. 11. Obsolete except in phrases like to have the wit to, which combines the notions of…

wisdom, skill.

Prudence; wisdom, knowledge. Obsolete.

wisdom, prudence, knowledge.

Reason, intellect, understanding; wisdom.

Wisdom, understanding.

The quality of being wise; wisdom; occasionally ironical.

Wisdom.

The quality or state of being sly (†or wise).

Wisdom, understanding. (A learned synonym. Now rare in serious use: see sense 2.)

wisdom.

Wisdom; wise words; knowledge of or skill in a matter. Cf. jurisprudence, n. and note at prudent, adj. 2. Obsolete (archaic in later use).

= sapience, n.

Intelligence, insight, sound judgement. Obsolete.

Wisdom, prudence, forethought. with (great,etc.) advice: wisely, advisedly. Obsolete.

Wisdom, knowledge. Obsolete.

Great wisdom or knowledge; acuteness of insight. Also: an insightful observation or idea.

The quality or character of being witty; †intelligence, sagacity; †cleverness, ingenuity; †wisdom, good sense, etc. (see witty, adj. 2–8).

Any of various personal qualities attributed to, or regarded as springing from, Minerva, such as wisdom, inspiration, etc.; these qualities…

figurative. Of persons, or their mental faculties or actions: Profundity, penetration, sagacity.

Wisdom, knowledge; spec. the Divine Wisdom. (Frequently personified.)

The quality of being visionary in respect of reality, fulfilment, or practical value.