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Meanings of wisest man in English
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Usage of wisest man in English
1
They think you are the best and wisest man in the world.
2
It's closer to Socrates' idea that the wisest man knows he lacks wisdom.
3
The wisest man in the world could tell you no more than I.
4
On the whole, the wisest man was the least dogmatic upon the point.
5
You see here, monsieur, the best and wisest man in all the world.
6
He was the man whom the Oracle indicated as the wisest man alive.
7
He is the wisest man in America, where there are many wise men.
8
The wisest man sometimes acts weakly, and the weakest sometimes wisely.
9
Oribasius was held to be the wisest man of his time.
10
Of course not: but I should like to be the wisest man in it.
11
Any fool can hang the wisest man in the country.
12
He was universally acknowledged as the wisest man and greatest writer in all England.
13
The wisest man in separate propositions repeats only what has many times been spoken.
14
Thus it is very difficult for the wisest man to understand thoroughly a woman.
15
And Solomon himself was the wisest man who ever lived.
16
Even the wisest man never knew whether his next harvest would be the last.
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