wisdoms

Hard-won life lessons

Wisdoms is the plural of wisdom, used when referring to distinct pieces of wise counsel or different traditions of knowledge: the accumulated wisdoms of ancient cultures, folk wisdoms passed down through generations.

Since wisdom usually functions as an uncountable noun, the plural form appears mainly when emphasizing separate, distinguishable insights rather than wisdom as a general quality.

practical

advice

Guidance on decisions

tips · strategies · know-how · experience · common-sense · prudence · judgment · discernment · savvy · street-smart

philosophical

truths

Accurate statements about reality

maxims · aphorisms · sayings · axioms · precepts · dicta · gnomes · adages · epigrams · koans

traditional

ancestral

Of one's forebears

oral · tribal · cultural · generational · ancient · folk · hereditary · shamanic · aboriginal · native

religious

scriptures

Sacred religious writings

biblical · prophetic · sacred · canonical · theological · ecclesiastical · gnostic · mystical · doctrinal · homiletic

collective

crowdsourced

Obtained from public contributions

aggregated · consensus · collaborative · distributed · networked · institutional · organizational · accumulated · synthesized · curated

dental

teeth

Enamel-covered chewing structures

eruption · orthodontics · jaw · dentistry · removal · anesthesia · recovery · swelling · sockets · stitches

Categories
Opposites
intellectual quality

wisdomsfollies

Unwise acts or fanciful structures

foolishnesses · stupidities · indiscretions · imprudences · absurdities

epistemic status

wisdomsfallacies

Invalid logical arguments

falsehoods · misconceptions · delusions · superstitions · untruths

knowledge and understanding

wisdomsignorances

Lacks of knowledge

follies · stupidities · foolishnesses · nonsense · absurdities

Phrases
Family

wisdom

Familiarity
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Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G