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sapere aude
[suh-per-ay au-day, sah-per-ay au-day]
phrase
- dare to know; to think for oneself or seek understanding through reason. 
Example Sentences
His research is supported by the Independent Research Fund Denmark through a Sapere Aude project.
It was the “stay woke” of its day: Sapere aude, “dare to know,” a Latin motto that Immanuel Kant raised to a moral command.
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Above the entrance to Manchester Grammar School lies a coat of arms and a Latin inscription: “Sapere Aude”.
The entire tendency of his studies was to make himself wiser and better; and to have his intention more constantly before his eyes, he had all his books inscribed with these words, Sapere aude; "Dare to be wise."
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