What is another word for sapience?
Pronunciation:
[ sˈapi͡əns], [ sˈapiəns], [ s_ˈa_p_iə_n_s]
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Synonyms for Sapience:
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- wise.
- de-terminations,
- de termination,
- in tensity,
- de-termination,
- validnesses,
- de terminations,
- impressivenesses,
- in-tensity.
- in-sights,
- under standings,
- in sights,
- in-tuitions,
- under-standing,
- under-standings,
- in-sight,
- in-tuition,
- under standing,
- in tuition,
- in tuitions.
- requirement,
- validness,
- horse sense,
- Astucity,
- sagaciousness,
- wavelength,
- requirements,
- profundity,
- impressiveness,
- Percipience,
- perceptivities,
- sagacity,
- insights,
- force,
- perceptivity,
- in sight,
- Pansophy,
- in formation,
- Sageness,
- marbles,
- Depth Perception,
- judgment,
- efficacies,
- depth of perception,
- forcefulness,
- efficacy,
- judiciousness,
- wisdom,
- savoir faire,
- wavelengths,
- insight,
- persistence.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- determination,
- sharpness,
- soundness,
- sympathy,
- condemnation,
- perspicuity,
- mind,
- learning,
- discrimination,
- mentality,
- rationality,
- good sense,
- empathy,
- intuition,
- grey matter,
- discernment,
- decision,
- intelligence,
- discretion,
- long-headedness,
- acumen,
- sensitiveness,
- opinion,
- good understanding,
- perspicacity,
- assessment,
- ADJ,
- judgement,
- brain,
- profoundness,
- wiseness,
- penetration,
- reason,
- cleverness,
- reasonableness,
- caliber,
- clear-headedness,
- solidity,
- acuteness,
- Brains,
- genius,
- understanding,
- shrewdness,
- perceptiveness,
- wit,
- plain sense,
- sense,
- common sense,
- prudence,
- brainpower,
- wits,
- intellect,
- depth,
- perception,
- belief,
- astuteness,
- sensitivity,
- Clear-sightedness,
- savvy,
- enlightenment.
How to use "Sapience" in context?
Sapience is the ability to reason, think, contemplate, plan and make judgements. The word is derived from the ancient Greek words "sapos" meaning "wise" and "nous" meaning "mind or reason". It has been used in English since the 18th century and referred to as "the power of the mind". Sapience is the ability to learn, reason, think, contemplate, plan and make judgements. The word is derived from the ancient Greek words "sapos" meaning "wise" and "nous" meaning "mind or reason".
Homophones for Sapience:
- spang, sobbing, saving, submucosa, seeping, spongy, sphinx, suaveness, shaving, sac fungus, shipping, spheniscus, supping, spinach, shopping, spiffing, spumous, spunk, sex offense, Spininess, spinacia, successiveness, sawbones, sevens, Soapiness, soupiness, spank, saponaceous, shebang, spinoza, spinus, spinning, swabbing, spying, spanish, spaying, Sophonias, subbing, shabbiness, sixpence, sponge cake, sweeping, suspense, scavenge, shaping, spinous, sapiens, sea pink, spinose, sopping, seven seas, sycophancy, Spanish Oak, scoffing, sponge, savings, spunky, safeness.
Hypernym for Sapience:
n.
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cognition
profoundness, judgment, sagaciousness, profundity, sagacity, discernment, depth, judgement, deepness, astuteness.
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cognition
Hyponym for Sapience:
n.
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cognition
know-how.
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cognition
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