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Meanings of wise in English
Not showing due respect.
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Examples for "fresh"
Examples for "fresh"
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Opposition parties want parliament dissolved and new fresh elections within 90 days.
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She needed fresh air and a long cure, out west, in Europe.
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But the situation could change if fresh relief does not come soon.
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Setting: Seven fresh markets located in the four main regions of Thailand.
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It was a new working year, mint fresh and full of hope.
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Consumers should balance security concerns with their need to use smart devices.
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It needed to be a good question: something smart, perceptive, and classy.
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They want a pollution economy - we want a smart green economy.
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She was obviously smart enough to understand the situation without being told.
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But the new thinking is what organisations need is really smart people.
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I was not impertinent; and I never refused to obey the rules.
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The piccolo, in highest treble, inverts the second melody, in impertinent drollery.
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I should never dare to call him that; it would seem impertinent.
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There was an anguish in the stifled voice which made sympathy impertinent.
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I want to ask further questions; and asking questions is very impertinent.
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They were not certain how to respond to the impudent young horsemaster.
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The words unintentionally came out sounding too offhand, impudent rather than apologetic.
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Something in his tone of voice prevented impudent comment from the others.
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Even in the first night an impudent mouse ran over my face.
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They have an impudent way of looking at you which is unmistakable.
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These two saucy devils were of course Osvaldo Ardiles and Ricardo Villa.
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They were led forth; Ralph looking as saucy and careless as ever.
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Helena flung a saucy little glance of defiance at the principal intruder.
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The saucy young Queen and her friends must be taught a lesson.
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The dignity of Wilkinson could not suffer further saucy retort or question.
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Little Simz Another sassy young lady who makes rapping look completely effortless.
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Page never succumbs to the cuteness such a sassy character might encourage.
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This sassy storyteller is a former sports entertainment publicist at the NBA.
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He is as sassy a young'un as there is in this county.
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She was full of gumption and her sassy ways appealed to me.
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It gives me the cold terror to see you so overbold.
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The girl kept her appointment unpainted and unadorned, afraid and overbold by turns.
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Helen, deeming him overbold, sought to 'squelch' him with a look.
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I spoke subtle circles around the way I felt, not wanting to be overbold.
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Shall Troy o'erthrown exalt our pride and make us overbold?
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I am robust, eager for the fray, an Amazon, a brazen-faced hussy.
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Never since I was born did I ever see such brazen-faced impudence!
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She was facing the brazen-faced girl with her eyes blazing angrily.
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But I am quite sure it was the fault of that brazen-faced doctor.
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Whatever was to be done by brazen-faced audacity he would do.
Usage of wise in English
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However, Green Party police spokesperson David Clendon questioned whether that was wise.
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So Joe Public does not object to this wise course of action.
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WATCH: Passengers Official Trailer Passengers Review The film did quite well, ratings-wise.
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But as far as physically and fitness-wise, yeah, I feel really good.
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That said; it may not be wise to push for visible results.
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Yet often I doubt if they are wise and not merely timid.
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A good fellow; not book-smart but very wise in the everyday sense.
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Second Cities offer the wise traveller some very first-rate experiences, he said.
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It may not be wise to tackle every single issue right now.
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In this way, language allowed us to benefit from our wise elders.
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Brexit follows a difficult 12 months weather-wise for farmers such as Evans.
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A sense that this expedition might not be a particularly wise idea?
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As it turns out, however, that moment of trust was indeed wise.
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Bonding-wise, it is really the best night of the week for us.
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They are dangerous people, and wise folk steer well clear of them.
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Obviously it was a really short week training-wise, with only two sessions.
