Proverb – Patience is a virtue.
Being able to wait calmly, without getting angry or annoyed, is a good quality to have. People who stay calm and keep going through difficulties are more likely to succeed in the end.
A virtue is a quality that is considered morally good or desirable in a person – like honesty, kindness or courage.
The proverb is often said to someone who is getting impatient – sometimes kindly, sometimes with a slightly teasing tone!
Related Proverbs:
- Good things come to those who wait – being patient will be rewarded.
- Practice makes perfect – keep going and you’ll improve.
Example:
- “Remember, patience is a virtue when you’re learning a new skill. Don’t give up if you don’t get it right away.”
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Spotted in the newsPatience is a virtue: 75 years in loverecord-eagle.comWhat is a proverb?
A proverb is short, useful and well known expression. A proverb will state a general or obvious truth or a useful piece of advice. A proverb might teach you how to have a good life. A proverb may teach you to be healthy or kind.
Frequently Asked Questions
Being able to wait calmly without getting annoyed is a good quality to have.
A quality that is considered morally good, such as honesty, kindness or patience.
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