Moderate as in train To gain understanding or insight, typically after receiving a clue or becoming aware of a situation. Clear All
3 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Wise Up'
It took a while for him to wise up to the fact that his friends were playing a prank on him.
The explorer had to wise up to survive in the harsh wilderness by learning basic survival skills.
The journalist aimed to wise up the public on the political developments in the country.
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