Type: Adjective
Meaning/Definition of Foolish: Adjective describing behavior or actions lacking good sense or judgment.
What is the Opposite of Foolish?
The Opposite of Foolish is Wise.
Other Opposites of Foolish
Here is the list of all opposites or antonyms of foolish:
- Acute
- Canny
- Keen
- Prudent
- Sound
- Good
- Wise
- Sage
- Perspicacious
- Precocious
- Intellectual
- Politic
- Judicial
- Discreet
- Aware
- Ultrasmart
- Profound
- Perceptive
- Advisable
- Strategic
- Well-founded
- Genius
- Reasoned
- Bright
- Well-reasoned
- Learned
- Sagacious
- Tactful
- Earnest
- Unfrivolous
- Smart
- Clever
- Knowing
- Sensible
- Cautious
- Quick
- Practical
- Pragmatic
- Valid
- Savvy
- Serious
- Quick-witted
- Level-headed
- Realistic
- Levelheaded
- Well-grounded
- Balanced
- Rational
- Sharp-witted
- Nimble
- Sapient
- Sane
- Shrewd
- Considered
- Sober
- Careful
- Fast
- Well-advised
- Insightful
- Unfoolish
- Percipient
- Gifted
- Thinking
- Farsighted
- Judicious
- Circumspect
- Resourceful
- Logical
- Ingenious
- Brainy
- Intelligent
- Sharp
- Discerning
- Responsible
- Brilliant
- Astute
- Informed
- Reasonable
- Thoughtful
Example Sentences Using Opposites of Foolish:
- It was a wise decision, not a foolish one.
- Instead of foolishness, he displayed great intelligence.
- The choice was smart and not foolish.
- It was a sensible action, not a foolish move.
- Instead of being foolish, he was prudent.
- The decision showed shrewdness instead of foolishness.
- It was a clever choice, not a foolish mistake.
- Instead of being foolish, it was a brilliant
- The behavior was rational, not foolish.
- It was an astute decision, not a foolish one.
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