Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
wise-up
phrasal verb
/ˈwaɪz ʌp/

Definition
To become more aware or informed about something, often through experience or learning.

Examples
- After years of being taken advantage of, she finally decided to wise-up and stand up for herself.
- It’s time to wise-up and realize that not everyone has your best interests at heart.

Meaning
To gain insight or understanding, especially about a situation or people’s motives.

Synonyms
- become aware
- smart up
- catch on