Sapient (adjective)

1. Having or showing wisdom, intelligence, or insight, the ability to think and learn.
2. Characterized by wisdom or possessing good judgement.

Origin:

The word "sapient" is derived from the latin word "sapiens" meaning wise or having wisdom. it refers to having or showing wisdom, intelligence, or insight, the ability to think and learn.

Examples:

1. The sapient leader made a well-informed decision.
2. The philosopher was known for his sapient insights.
3. He was a sapient observer, able to understand the underlying causes of events.
4. The sapient approach to problem-solving was much more effective than brute force.
5. His sapient advice helped the company to avoid a costly mistake.