What is another word for sapient?
Pronunciation:
[ sˈapi͡ənt], [ sˈapiənt], [ s_ˈa_p_iə_n_t]
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Similar words for sapient:
- commonsensical (adjective)
- intelligent (adjective)
- judicious (adjective)
- keen (adjective)
- learned (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- prudent (adjective)
- reasonable (adjective)
- sagacious (adjective)
- sage (adjective)
- sane (adjective)
- wise (adjective)
- other relevant words (noun)
- perspicacious (noun)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Sapient:
adj.
• commonsensical (adjective) • intelligent (adjective) • judicious (adjective)- more well-judged,
- most well-judged,
- more clear sighted,
- dis-criminating,
- quick witted,
- more clearsighted,
- more welljudged,
- quickwitted,
- most clear-sighted,
- pro found,
- most clearsighted,
- clear sighted,
- far sighted,
- most welljudged,
- Worldlywise,
- far-sighted,
- dis criminating,
- most well judged,
- more well judged,
- welljudged,
- well-judged,
- most clear sighted,
- welladvised,
- more clear-sighted,
- well judged,
- pro-founder,
- pro-found,
- pro founder,
- judicial.
- most einstein,
- whizer,
- nobodys fool,
- whizest,
- more einstein,
- nobody's fool,
- nobody fool,
- sharp as tack.
- judicious,
- wise,
- sagacious,
- well advised,
- worldly wise,
- clear-sighted,
- hedging one's bets,
- sage,
- thinking twice,
- reasonable,
- sane,
- prudent,
- commonsensical,
- clearsighted,
- judgmatic,
- sharp as a tack,
- philosophic.
- hedging bets,
- more judgmatic,
- hedging one bets,
- most judgmatic,
- hedging ones bets,
- tactical,
- provident.
n.
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- knowing.
Other synonyms:
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- well-founded,
- learned.
- grave,
- clear-eyed,
- intellect,
- sober,
- discreet,
- oracle,
- moderate,
- mentor,
- Astucious,
- clever,
- tactful,
- informed,
- erudite,
- authority,
- deep,
- broad-minded,
- legitimate,
- shrewd,
- owlish,
- insightful,
- circumspect,
- experienced,
- wise old man,
- doctor,
- mastermind,
- astute,
- thinking,
- gnostic,
- canny,
- quick-witted,
- guru,
- thoughtful,
- aware,
- profound,
- rabbi,
- mahatma,
- farsighted,
- sharp,
- careful,
- perceptive,
- philosophical,
- master,
- diplomatic,
- skillful,
- strong-minded,
- mandarin,
- politic,
- contemplative,
- cute,
- considered,
- elder statesman,
- nice,
- crafty,
- intellectual,
- scholarly,
- valid,
- reflective,
- educated,
- thinker,
- discerning,
- Clear-headed,
- well-advised,
- savant,
- illuminate,
- seer,
- discriminative,
- perspicuous,
- cagey,
- Rishi,
- fair,
- long-headed,
- enlightened,
- starets,
- discriminating,
- scholar,
- wise man,
- philosopher,
- foxy,
- logical,
- elder,
- acute,
- percipient,
- knowledgeable,
- understanding.
How to use "Sapient" in context?
Sapient behavior is an umbrella term that refers to the abilities of an organism to understand and respond to their environment. For example, primates are generally considered to be sapient, as are some species of dolphins, elephants, and cetaceans. The definition of sapience is a matter of debate, but it generally includes at least the ability to reason, plan, and solve problems.
There are several reasons why sapient behavior might be advantageous. For example, reasoning may allow an organism to make better choices about their food, habitat, and social relationships.
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