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sage

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adj. sagelike.

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adj. 1. showing wisdom or good judgment.
Ex. a sage reply. The sage counsels of Lord Salisbury seemed to bring with them not only wealth and power, but security (Lytton Strachey).
(SYN) judicious, prudent.
2. wise; able to give good a

sage

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adv. sagely.

sage

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noun sageness.

sage

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noun a very wise man.
Ex. The sage gave advice to his friends.

sage

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sage (1), adjective, sager,sagest,noun.

sage

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sage (2), noun.
1a. a plant whose grayish-green leaves are used as seasoning and in medicine. It is a small shrub, a species of salvia, that belongs to the mint family.
b. its dried leaves.
Ex. Turkey stuffing and sausages are seasoned

SAGE

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SAGE(no periods),
Semi-Automatic Ground Environment (a ground-operated system of the United States Air Force to detect and intercept enemy aircraft and missiles).