wisehearted
wisehearted is the alternative form of wise-hearted.
Meaning of wise-hearted
Adjective
wise-hearted (comparative more wise-hearted or wiser-hearted, superlative most wise-hearted or wisest-hearted)
- Wise; knowing; skilful.
- Of all missionary work this was the one which necessarily kept most under the surface; they could not talk about it as they did of many other things; the whole custom and tradition of the place was against them, and many of their wisest-hearted missionary ladies knew that they could not precipitate...1878 November 15, “Indian Female Normal School Society”, in The Bristol Mercury and Daily Post, Western Counties, Monmouthshire, and South Wales Advertiser, volume XC, number 9517, Bristol, →OCLC...
Forms of wisehearted
| comparative | more wisehearted |
|---|---|
| superlative | most wisehearted |
Questions about wisehearted
- What is wisehearted the alternative form of?
- Wisehearted is the alternative form of wise-hearted.
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