sage English

Meaning sage meaning

What does sage mean?

sage

— noun a mentor in spiritual and philosophical topics who is renowned for profound wisdom

— noun aromatic fresh or dried grey-green leaves used widely as seasoning for meats and fowl and game etc

— adjective having wisdom that comes with age and experience

— noun (= salvia) any of various plants of the genus Salvia; a cosmopolitan herb

— adjective of the grey-green color of sage leaves

Synonyms sage synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as sage?

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wise

wise man

sagacious

saint

prudent

judicious

sensible

scholar

savant

philosopher

ascetic

sound

reasonable

holy man

farsighted

wise person

salvia

learned person

intellectual

learned man

thinker

sage-green

good

wiseacre

teacher

seer

sapiential

sapient

sacred

pundit

hermit

guru

genius

egghead

common sage

wise woman

virtuoso

thinking

swami

suitable

shrewd

seemly

sea-green

sea green

scholarly person

sane

sage green

relating

recluse

ramona

Topics sage topics

What do people use sage to talk about?

Universe, creation Plant

Grass, herb, vine

• What types of aromatic herbs are there?
  amaryllis angelica anise balm basil chamomile cardamom cassia catnip chamomile chervil chicory cosmopolitan cowpea cress cumin dill fennel fenugreek feverfew foxglove ginseng henbane herb horehound hyssop licorice lucerne mandrake marjoram medicinal mint parsley parsnip peppermint portulaca purslane rosemary sage savory saxifrage skunk sorrel spearmint spikenard tarragon thyme valerian watercress wintergreen yarrow

Language and thought Think Mind

Intelligent

• What words refer to a person who thinks well?
  academician genius highbrow illuminati intellectual literati magus philosopher priest prodigy sage scholar scholastic thinker able thinker wise man

Language and thought Think Opinion

Philosophy

• What words refer to a person who attempts to define a set of beliefs?
  philosopher sage

Examples sage examples

How do I use sage in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Basil, sage, rosemary, thyme and oregano are popular herbs.

The fool runs after the pleasures of life and sees himself cheated; the sage avoids evils.

Better to be a happy fool than an unhappy sage.

He is a sage.

Movie subtitles

Let's burn sage.

Joshy, I needed that sage to cleanse the house of evil spirits.

Yeah, yesterday you got in trouble because you bought the wrong kind of sage.

Sage, what do you have for me?

Oh I can do that. There must be 60 or 70 head in Sage.

And I didn't say anything about that horse deal in Sage, but your absence last night is something I won't put up with.

The Great Sage.

Great Sage, weren't you going west?

That's truly amazing, Great Sage.

Great Sage, come and have a look.

Everyone, I would like to ask Sage Seng to stay here for a few more days.

After extinguishing the flames, continue to follow Sage Seng.

Hey, Sage.

Sage, this is Motime Bewste.

The herd will go sage-belly without the men.

Sage and onions, my dear fellow! Ha! Gammon and spinach.

The dew is on the sage. A brisk 50-mile canter to the branding corrals.

It was Ethan who found you squallin' under a sage clump after your folks had been massacred.

I'll see if I can shoot a couple of sage hens before supper.

That south wind always brings the smell of the sage.

I imagine that the sage who will one day write the histoy of our achievements has put that thought in your head. because mine is ringing too much.

That's sage, darlin'.

And you're a sage.

Sage, horse wandered away, huh?

I'm Fauntleroy Sage, Young Ben's uncle.

I can't have it said a farmer whipped a Sage.

Seneca is well known throughout Rome as a truly great sage.

I wish you'd been in Britain, they know what to do with sage and onions!

Joshy, I needed that sage to cleanse the house of evil spirits. Ghosts are obsessed with me.

Come on, Sage.

Let it be known to you, that I am a famous sage, healer and astrologer.

A sage, astrologer and physician.

We can see that you are truly a sage. Yes!

You are indeed a great sage!

News and current affairs

The ANU's decision looks like a sage one to anyone not in thrall to oil and gas companies, and it will only look wiser with the passing of time.

The recent death of James M. Buchanan, the father of public-choice economics, is reason to reflect on his sage warnings.

But the outbreak appears to have ended less like the rogue wild boar that WHO bureaucrats predicted and more like a roasted pork tenderloin with apples and sage.