Definition for Sage:

• ( Bot.) A general name in some of the western states of N. America for some spec, of Artemisia, which impart a greyish appearance to large tracts of country.

Synonyms for Sage:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • sage.
  •circumspect (adjective)
  • SAFER,
  • observant,
  • safest,
  • gingerly.
  •commonsensical (adjective)
  • more commonsensible,
  • most commonsensible,
  • commonsense.
  •discerning (adjective)
  • most clear-sighted,
  • in sighted,
  • gnostic,
  • more insighted,
  • most clear sighted,
  • most clearsighted,
  • more clearsighted,
  • more clear sighted,
  • clear sighted,
  • most gnostic,
  • in-sighted,
  • more clear-sighted,
  • most insighted,
  • most percipient,
  • more gnostic,
  • more percipient.
  •discriminating (adjective)
  • discerning.
  •far-sighted (adjective)
  • far sighted,
  • far-sighted,
  • wellbalanced,
  • provident,
  • well balanced,
  • cool headed,
  • well-balanced.
  •farsighted (adjective)
  • most far seeing,
  • more far-seeing,
  • most far-seeing,
  • far seeing,
  • most farseeing,
  • more farseeing,
  • more far seeing.
  •grave (adjective)
  • most grimfaced,
  • longfaced,
  • most unsmiling,
  • more grim faced,
  • more longfaced,
  • nononsense,
  • more muted,
  • most long faced,
  • ponderous,
  • more unsmiling,
  • most grim-faced,
  • more grimfaced,
  • more grim-faced,
  • most grim faced,
  • more long-faced,
  • more long faced,
  • grimfaced,
  • un smiling,
  • long faced,
  • grim faced,
  • most long-faced,
  • most longfaced,
  • un-smiling,
  • unsmiling,
  • most muted.
  •green (adjective)
  • verdigris,
  • aquamarine,
  • Jader,
  • beryl,
  • malachite,
  • Viridian,
  • olive,
  • willow,
  • forest,
  • peacock,
  • spinach,
  • chartreuse,
  • blue-green,
  • sapper,
  • lime,
  • greenish blue,
  • pea,
  • grasser,
  • greenish-blue,
  • kelly,
  • Bice,
  • Limer,
  • piner,
  • green,
  • Vert.
  •perceptive (adjective)
  • knows whats what,
  • ear to ground,
  • more penetrative,
  • ear ground,
  • most penetrative,
  • knows what what,
  • ear the ground.
  •profound (adjective)
  • most acroamatic,
  • more orphic,
  • pro-founder,
  • more acroamatic,
  • pro-found,
  • most orphic,
  • pro founder,
  • pro found,
  • hermetic.
  •prudent (adjective)
  • hedging one bets,
  • tactical,
  • more judgmatic,
  • hedging ones bets,
  • most judgmatic,
  • hedging bets.
  •sagacious (adjective)
  • more astucious,
  • most astucious,
  • Astucious.
  •sane (adjective)
  • in one's right mind,
  • oriented,
  • having all marbles,
  • both oars in water,
  • playing with full deck,
  • of sound mind.
  •sensible (adjective)
  • most well thought out,
  • having all one marbles,
  • more wellreasoned,
  • having one marbles,
  • well reasoned,
  • more well thought out,
  • more well reasoned,
  • most well reasoned,
  • having all ones marbles,
  • having one's marbles,
  • more well-reasoned,
  • most well-reasoned,
  • most wellreasoned,
  • wellreasoned,
  • more well-thought-out,
  • having ones marbles,
  • most well-thought-out.
  •venerable (adjective)
  • most patriarchal,
  • more reverend,
  • more worshipped,
  • most revered,
  • most venerated,
  • more reverenced,
  • most reverenced,
  • most esteemed,
  • more revered,
  • most matriarchal,
  • more esteemed,
  • more patriarchal,
  • more venerated,
  • more matriarchal,
  • most worshipped.
  •wise (adjective)
  • intuitive,
  • aware,
  • scholarly,
  • enlightened,
  • experienced,
  • informed,
  • contemplative,
  • sharp,
  • astute,
  • understanding,
  • clever,
  • cunning,
  • thoughtful,
  • reflective,
  • shrewd,
  • foresighted,
  • careful,
  • insightful,
  • educated.

• n.

  •
  • quick,
  • bright,
  • academic,
  • smart,
  • brilliant.
  •
  • cardamom,
  • black pepper,
  • cayenne pepper,
  • aniseed,
  • bouquet garni,
  • borage,
  • bay leaf.
  •
  • reasonable,
  • reason,
  • sound,
  • mind.
  •chromatic (noun)
  • chromatic.
  •condiment (noun)
  • onion,
  • tabasco,
  • chive,
  • leek,
  • cinnamon,
  • pickle,
  • salt,
  • allspice,
  • ginger,
  • turmeric,
  • mayonnaise,
  • chutney,
  • nutmeg,
  • clove,
  • dill,
  • condiment,
  • paprika,
  • mustard,
  • peppermint,
  • pepper,
  • parsley,
  • Catchup,
  • radish,
  • tartar sauce,
  • mint,
  • relish,
  • vanilla,
  • sauce,
  • cayenne,
  • horseradish,
  • thyme,
  • flavoring,
  • chili,
  • vinegar,
  • spice,
  • dressing,
  • salad dressing,
  • seasoning,
  • garlic,
  • applesauce.
  •guru (noun)
  • guiding lights.
  •herb (noun)
  • liverwort,
  • figwort,
  • chicory,
  • ginseng,
  • savory,
  • anise,
  • fennel,
  • hyssop,
  • coriander,
  • herb,
  • basil,
  • tansy,
  • licorice,
  • Water cress,
  • tarragon,
  • camomile,
  • balm,
  • chervil,
  • catnip,
  • clover,
  • arrowroot,
  • sorrel,
  • wintergreen,
  • spearmint,
  • marjoram,
  • caraway,
  • rosemary.
  •highbrow (noun)
  • Illuminati,
  • literati,
  • literato,
  • intelligentsia,
  • intelligentsias,
  • longhair,
  • illuminato,
  • bluestockings,
  • bluestocking.
  •professor (noun)
  • pro fessors,
  • faculty members,
  • pro-fessors,
  • pro-fessor,
  • quants,
  • pro fessor.
  •prudent (noun)
  • philosophic.
  •sage (noun)
  • consultant,
  • doctor,
  • salvia,
  • expert,
  • adept,
  • authority,
  • genius,
  • mandarin.
  •sage green (noun)
  • sage green.
  •scholar (noun)
  • bookish person,
  • schoolchild,
  • litterateur,
  • person of letters,
  • litterateurs.
  •sorcerer (noun)
  • magus.
  •specialist (noun)
  • attending physicians.
  •thinker (noun)
  • wise women,
  • intellectualists.
  •wise person (noun)
  • mentor,
  • mahatma,
  • teacher,
  • guide.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • smart money,
  • fool,
  • egghead,
  • mensa,
  • polymath,
  • well-grounded,
  • walking encyclopedia,
  • artful dodger,
  • quick study,
  • tactician,
  • levelheaded,
  • commonsensible.
  •
  • pundit,
  • intellect,
  • venerable,
  • sapient,
  • well-founded,
  • learned.
  •
  • balanced.
  •predictor
  • seer.

Paraphrases for Sage:

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    GEDS.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    wisdom.
  • Verb, past tense
    said.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    sage-grouse.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    saga.

Antonyms for Sage:

• adj.

  • wise
    slow, dull, unstylish, unintelligent, stupid, kind.
  • Other antonyms:
    imbecile, feebleminded, futile, irrational, senseless, thoughtless, purblind, obtuse, absurd, neutral, moronic, sottish, woodenheaded, undiscriminating, idiotic, ignorant, undiscerning, achromatic.

• n.

  • wise person
    student, amateur.

Sage Sentence Examples:

• If, however, the ancient sage, delighted with so sweet a picture of strength refined by song, were to dwell upon the sight as I have done, he would perceive too soon that, although your body was present indeed, your soul had become deaf in sleep's oblivion.

• For the comments, deductions or criticisms therein contained, the acute intellect of M. Sage is alone responsible.

Homophones for Sage:

• sse, soggy, sickish, six, success, segue, sow, scouse, sky-high, sacco, Seiji Ozawa, skew, swiss, shy, scsi, skyjack, siss, ski, skagway, seek, seaway, Skag, sizz, Susa, sky, sick, sic, Susah, squeaky, sigh, sausage, shwa, sick joke, scoke, sikh, shako, sauce, sou, swish, 1980s, seesaw, schweiz, sushi, sock, showcase, siege, squasy, sashay, sassy, S, scow, shuck, shogi, sexy, shah, squeeze, 1860s, shaky, sac, shuha, see, swig, sw, shoe, sack, shook, sissoo, 1820s, 1870s, SSS, 1900s, squeegee, sukiyaki, souk, she-oak, 1830s, 1960s, succos, sea, so, sacque, 1950s, shaggy, segway, 1890s, sec, sheika, squashy, soy sauce, saga, 1850s, sago, seize, squishy, schizaea, swiz, sa, succus, sheik, skeg, se, shay, sewage, sequoia, say, swazi, saek, squish, skua, shake, souse, sissy, shucks, soya, shoes, ss, SSA, seaquake, 1840s, shaw, size, shack, sos, skyhook, squawk, shikoku, shiksa, 1920s, sea ash, shisha, sis, 1970s, Swiss Cheese, scag, 1940s, SG, 1990s, schizaeaceae, succuss, sissu, si, schuss, sass, squeak, swoosh, sika, sax, sew, ssw, sissyish, soy, saw, suez, 1770s, sag, SAS, saxe, shia, saiga, sockeye, soja, Sacajawea, sheesha, sise, sue, schwa, sioux, 1790s, shoo, sess, swag, sagacious, shikse, sheikha, Sousse, sequoyah, shag, soakage, 1930s, such, squash, shoji, seiche, soak, Swaggie, 1750s, shock, saki, ski wax, skyway, shua, swishy, syzygy, sacagawea, sussex, sousa, squaw, shiah, show, suisse, sway, saucy, sauk, 1880s, shoo away, sheikh, sea cow, sash, 1760s, 1780s, squawky, showy, shush, sigeh, sequoya, sough, swash, suck, swosh, seasick, sake, soho, socage, swage, say-so, 1530s, soh, Skaw, shew, sugi, sex, so-so, sc, sus.

Holonyms for Sage:

• n.

  • food
    ramona, Salvia Officinalis, common sage.

Hypernym for Sage:

• n.

  • food
    clary sage.
  • person
    Hakham, mahatma.

Hyponym for Sage:

• n.

  • food
    herb.
  • person
    wise man, mentor.