Synonym: wisdom. Similar words: science, audience, patience, experience, experienced, conscience, convenience, science fiction. Meaning: ['seɪpɪəns] 
n. ability to apply knowledge or experience or understanding or common sense and insight.
n. ability to apply knowledge or experience or understanding or common sense and insight. 
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1. However, a lot of sapience comes into play before and after the check.
2. Both are testing, in terms of finding new information, and in terms of requiring sapience.
3. In different actions space's people how to learning Buddhism, to develop their space of life, to empolder their soul and sapience , this is the tiptop value of our life.
4. Once there is a failed test then it requires sapience on the part of the tester to understand what really happened.
5. The wise programming of Shunde New Town has again proved the sapience of Shunde's people.
6. We, the servants of the Sole Power, carry out the Rite according to the time set by the stars and we show our sapience to our Master.
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