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sage

Pronunciation: [seɪdʒ]

Word

Learn how to use sage in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “knowledge and wisdom”

(noun) a person who is very wise and knowledgeable, often someone who gives good advice. This could be someone like a teacher or an elder who helps others understand important things in life.

Example

Grandpa always shares stories that make him seem like a sage in our family.

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Ignoring the sage advice of experienced people can lead to many mistakes.

Example

Who do you consider a sage in your life?

Context: “culinary herb”

(noun) a type of herb used in cooking that has a strong flavor. People use it to add taste to different dishes, especially in Italian and Mediterranean cooking.

Example

I added some fresh sage to the pasta, and it tasted delicious.

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Without sage, the dish tasted flat and uninteresting.

Example

Do you think sage would improve the taste of this recipe?

Context: “knowledge and wisdom”

(adjective) describes someone who shows great wisdom and understanding. A sage perspective helps people make better decisions.

Example

Her sage advice helped me choose the right path in my career.

Example

Not everyone gives sage advice; some people just speak without thinking.

Example

What makes someone’s advice sage rather than ordinary?

How to pronounce sage

Pronunciation: [seɪdʒ]

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