1. "Wise" is often used to describe someone who has deep understanding and good judgment. For example: "She took a wise precaution to ensure the project's success."
2. "Clever" is a term for someone who is skillful or resourceful. For instance: "Don't get clever with me, young man."
3. "Smart" is an informal way to say someone is intelligent or quick-witted. As in: "He's smart enough to figure it out on his own."
4. "Intelligent" is a formal term that refers to someone who possesses the ability to learn, understand, and apply knowledge. For example: "Forms of intelligent life may exist on other planets."
5. "Clear-sighted" is used to describe someone with good judgment or insight. It's less common but can be used in contexts where wisdom is emphasized. As in: "She is a clear-sighted leader who always makes decisions with foresight."
