Wise owl
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British pronunciation/wˈaɪz ˈaʊl/
American pronunciation/wˈaɪz ˈaʊl/

Definition & Meaning of "wise owl"

Wise owl
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someone who possesses great wisdom and good judgment, often referred to old people

wise owl definition and meaning

What is the origin of the idiom "wise owl" and when to use it?

The idiom "wise owl" originates from the common association of owls with wisdom in various cultures and folklore. Owls are often depicted as intelligent and knowledgeable creatures due to their keen senses and ability to see in the dark. The phrase "wise owl" is typically used metaphorically to describe someone who is perceived as wise, knowledgeable, or experienced in a particular field or situation. It is employed to compliment individuals who display astuteness, good judgment, or profound understanding, often in academic or intellectual contexts.

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Our professor is a true wise owl in the field of literature.
The company's CEO is regarded as a wise owl in the business world.
When it comes to financial planning, John is a wise owl.
Sarah sought the counsel of her wise owl grandmother before making a major life decision.
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