Definition of sagely in English:

sagely

adverb ˈseɪdʒliˈseɪdʒli

In a profoundly wise manner.
James nodded sagely to reinforce his point
he sagely advises against the excesses of the previous century
Example sentencesExamples
- His rich baritone took on a sagely quality that had escaped him in the past.
- There is plenty of empirical evidence that would suggest there might be some validity in his sagely words.
- He sagely laboured to reduce the miniaturization of the Cold War and prevent nuclear conflict between the East and West.
- They were sagely advising the president to pick someone dependable of lesser profile who would fly under the radar screen.
- "You know everything starts to get more serious at 30," he says sagely with the wisdom of a man who has been there.
- Excessive sunburn was sagely avoided by taking time out around the interior of the island.
- I have run out of wisdom to sagely impart to my students.
- The greatest wonder was a Freemason's apron, which, as the curator sagely declared, proved the existence of such an order.
- Dumas sagely opined that "the chains of marriage are so heavy that it takes two to bear them—and sometimes three."
- I like to hear you talk so sagely.

Definition of sagely in US English:

sagely

adverbˈsājlēˈseɪdʒli

In a profoundly wise manner.
James nodded sagely to reinforce his point
he sagely advises against the excesses of the previous century
Example sentencesExamples
- They were sagely advising the president to pick someone dependable of lesser profile who would fly under the radar screen.
- He sagely laboured to reduce the miniaturization of the Cold War and prevent nuclear conflict between the East and West.
- His rich baritone took on a sagely quality that had escaped him in the past.
- "You know everything starts to get more serious at 30," he says sagely with the wisdom of a man who has been there.
- Excessive sunburn was sagely avoided by taking time out around the interior of the island.
- I have run out of wisdom to sagely impart to my students.
- There is plenty of empirical evidence that would suggest there might be some validity in his sagely words.
- The greatest wonder was a Freemason's apron, which, as the curator sagely declared, proved the existence of such an order.
- I like to hear you talk so sagely.
- Dumas sagely opined that "the chains of marriage are so heavy that it takes two to bear them—and sometimes three."

单词	sagely
释义	Definition of sagely in English: sagely adverb ˈseɪdʒliˈseɪdʒli In a profoundly wise manner. James nodded sagely to reinforce his point he sagely advises against the excesses of the previous century Example sentencesExamples His rich baritone took on a sagely quality that had escaped him in the past. There is plenty of empirical evidence that would suggest there might be some validity in his sagely words. He sagely laboured to reduce the miniaturization of the Cold War and prevent nuclear conflict between the East and West. They were sagely advising the president to pick someone dependable of lesser profile who would fly under the radar screen. "You know everything starts to get more serious at 30," he says sagely with the wisdom of a man who has been there. Excessive sunburn was sagely avoided by taking time out around the interior of the island. I have run out of wisdom to sagely impart to my students. The greatest wonder was a Freemason's apron, which, as the curator sagely declared, proved the existence of such an order. Dumas sagely opined that "the chains of marriage are so heavy that it takes two to bear them—and sometimes three." I like to hear you talk so sagely. Definition of sagely in US English: sagely adverbˈsājlēˈseɪdʒli In a profoundly wise manner. James nodded sagely to reinforce his point he sagely advises against the excesses of the previous century Example sentencesExamples They were sagely advising the president to pick someone dependable of lesser profile who would fly under the radar screen. He sagely laboured to reduce the miniaturization of the Cold War and prevent nuclear conflict between the East and West. His rich baritone took on a sagely quality that had escaped him in the past. "You know everything starts to get more serious at 30," he says sagely with the wisdom of a man who has been there. Excessive sunburn was sagely avoided by taking time out around the interior of the island. I have run out of wisdom to sagely impart to my students. There is plenty of empirical evidence that would suggest there might be some validity in his sagely words. The greatest wonder was a Freemason's apron, which, as the curator sagely declared, proved the existence of such an order. I like to hear you talk so sagely. Dumas sagely opined that "the chains of marriage are so heavy that it takes two to bear them—and sometimes three."
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