Meaning of "it's a wisdom"
I found the following sentence from one of youtube videos. As far as I'm concerned, the meaning of "wisdom" in the following sentence is "experience". However, I'm not precisely sure about that. Therefore, I would really appreciate it if someone could let me know what is the exact meaning of "it's wisdom" in the following sentence.
It's a wisdom to know what to aim at.
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"Wisdom" is a non-count noun and as such cannot have "a" before it. " It is more than experience. It is the better judgement a person has when that person has a lot of life experience.
- "Wisdom" is a non-count noun and as such cannot have "a" before it.
- " It is more than experience.
- It is the better judgement a person has when that person has a lot of life experience.
- We don't expect children to be wise or demonstrate wisdom because they haven't had a lot of life experience.
- Older people have seen and done a lot, so they have learned a lot from their experiences.
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"Wisdom" is a non-count noun and as such cannot have "a" before it.
"Wisdom" is related to the word "wise." It is more than experience. It is the better judgement a person has when that person has a lot of life experience. We don't expect children to be wise or demonstrate wisdom because they haven't had a lot of life experience. Older people have seen and done a lot, so they have learne
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