sapient in Portuguese

sapient in Portuguese is sapiente — sapient means showing good judgement and wisdom; wise and knowledgeable.

sapiente

adj

(formal, dated, except, poetic) Possessing discernment and wisdom; learned, wise.

What does "sapient" mean?

adj Showing good judgement and wisdom; wise and knowledgeable.
adj Trying to look wise or knowledgeable, often without really being so.
"In Europe I had been told by sapient academics that there wasn't really any class system in the United States: well, you couldn't prove that by the conditions in California's agribusinesses, or indeed its urban factories."
adj (followed by 'of') Aware of or knowledgeable about something.
adj Describes a species or creature that has intelligence or a strong sense of self-awareness.
"Nessus had not spoken mockingly; but Speaker reacted with rage. "What sapient being would not fear such power?""

In Europe I had been told by sapient academics that there wasn't really any class system in the United States: well, you couldn't prove that by the conditions in California's agribusinesses, or indeed its urban factories.
Nessus had not spoken mockingly; but Speaker reacted with rage. "What sapient being would not fear such power?"
It was inhabited by a sapient humanoid race, and some of them were civilized enough to put it in Class V, and Colonial Office doctrine on Class V planets was rigid.

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What is "sapient" in Portuguese?

"sapient" in Portuguese is sapiente. sapient means: Showing good judgement and wisdom; wise and knowledgeable.

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