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Sapient

usgb/ˈseɪpiənt/Volume
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Often LiteraryPlay
Used in literary or philosophical texts more than in casual conversation; implies depth. SlideIn the novel, the sapient character often reflects on the nature of existence.
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Usually describes people or their characteristics, not animals or objects. SlideThe teacher's sapient remarks guided us through the complex topic.
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Implies respect or admiration for a person's thoughtful judgement or wisdom. SlideThe sapient leader's decisions during the crisis were invaluable.