Proverb expansion of 'a word is enough for the wise'pls fasst

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Lubov Fominskaja [6]3 years ago

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<h2>✍ Question:</h2>

proverb expansion of 'a word is enough for the wise'

<h2>✍ Answer:</h2>

A word is enough for the wise or <em>"a word to the wise is enough". </em>It means someone who is wise heeds a warning or a piece of advice, even if it is very brief.

Shorther phrase is <em>"a word to the wise"</em>

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