Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Wisdom"

A: Wisdom teeth are teeth that come in around your early 20s. Most people get them taken out because it can shift other teeth and make your teeth crooked if they don’t have enough room.

The person is wondering if they will need to get them removed.

A: both = applies to two things.

If you break the sentence up, it's easier.

The two things are "tips reward the efforts of good service" and "tips reduce the uncomfortable feelings of inequality between the customer and service provider".

Both are about tips, so these two things both apply to the word "tips". Instead of saying tips twice, it's easier to just say "both" since they refer back to the same thing.

I hope this helps!

A: It refers to a knowledgeable person. So you could say "Knowledgeable people speak, but wise people listen."

Adding this for clarification:
Meaning that on one hand, to share knowledge we need to speak, and on the other, to get knowledge and transform it into wisdom we must listen.

A: When something "kicks in" it means it's beginning to work after delayed effect.

e.g. My medicine is kicking in, I'm feeling sleepy.

I believe this was referring to a Youtuber after drinking from a wisdom fountain of Japan's Kiyomizu shrine.

A: It means becoming wiser and wiser

A: "The elderly have a lot of wisdom to share with us."

"When I don't know what to do next, I always seek out my parents' wisdom."

"The most important part of the experience was the wisdom I gained from it."

A: She was a women of great wisdom.

A: Ok, first the k in knowledge is silent and for common expressions (informal), Lol - laugh out loud. That’s used in texting. I love you. I hate you. Can I have a... (ordering food). What is (insert word here). Why? How? When? Where?

A: The wisdom that man possesses is outstanding!

A: Here are some examples
"My grandparents have alot wisdom."
" I sense much wisdom in my sister. "
" Wisdom comes with experience. "
" I can hear wisdom in his words. "

A: @Sani__

wisdom — это мудрость, именно показатель разума, а sanity — рассудок, вменяемость (антоним insanity — безумие)

A: I almost never hear the word "wiseness" used in the US. It's one of those words that is in the dictionary but it is almost never used, at least in the US. We always say "wisdom."

A: "Wisdom" is not normally a count noun, so we don't normally say "wisdoms."

So we would say, "much wisdom."

A: Good question!

Wisdom is like maturity. It is less commonly used.

"She showed wisdom by saving money."


Knowledge is more like learning from school.

"She has a lot of knowledge." (She is very smart.)

A: Wisdom is typically based upon more abstract concepts like love. Knowledge is typically based upon more concrete concepts like facts and figures.

A: Check the question to view the answer

A: Did you get your wisdom tooth pulled out yet?
Has your wisdom tooth been pulled out yet?

A: .. wisdom means 'the quality of being sensible (having experience and knowledge )'.

A: I had a wisdom teeth surgery yesterday. My body got numb so I slept the whole day.

A: ah. I don’t think there’s a good translation for the last bit. Maybe a native Korean/English speaker can help but I think this is close;


I’m totally into them for now.
All of their wisdom, courage and sensitivity is so attractive to me. And I hope they have the resilience to continue until they are truly happy.

A: I wanted to remove all of my wisdom teeth today, but the doctor told me my teeth were too difficult to be removed because the roots of the teeth were too long. So I could only remove one at a time. It was really painful have teeth removed but I know I have to be strong.

A: It is natural, there are different ways to state something and for me this sentence sounded natural for a dentist !

A: I have to get my wisdom teeth removed/ pulled.

A: 意思是The things that most people believe apply right now.
（中文：一般明智的看法适合我们的情况。）