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wisely in Latin

wisely in Latin is sapienter — wisely means in a sensible, well-judged way.

wisely in Latin

sapienter
adv
In a wise manner; using good judgement.

What does "wisely" mean?

  1. adverb In a sensible, well-judged way.
    "She wisely kept a copy of the contract before signing."
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wisely in a sentence

  • She wisely kept a copy of the contract before signing.
  • He wisely chose to say nothing until he had all the facts.

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What is "wisely" in Latin?

"wisely" in Latin is sapienter. wisely means: In a sensible, well-judged way.

How do you use "wisely" in a sentence?

Example: "She wisely kept a copy of the contract before signing." In Latin, "wisely" is sapienter.

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