Pronunciation: [wˈa͡ɪzd ˈʌp tuː] (IPA) 
Wised up to is a phrasal verb that means to become aware or informed about something. The word wise is pronounced /waɪz/ and the past tense of the verb is pronounced /waɪzd/. Up is pronounced /ʌp/ and is a particle that is used to indicate completion or towards a higher level. To spell wised up to, one would use the letter "w", "i", "s", "e", "d", "u", and "p", followed by a space and the preposition "to".
"Wised up to" is a colloquial phrase that means becoming aware of or knowledgeable about something, usually in relation to a previously held misconception, naivety, or lack of understanding. It is often used to describe a situation in which someone gains insight, understanding, or wisdom about a particular matter, leading to a change in their behavior, attitude, or perspective.
When someone has "wised up to" something, they have acquired a greater understanding or awareness of the truth, reality, or nature of a situation or individual. This can occur through personal experiences, education, or being enlightened by others. The phrase implies that the person has become more astute, shrewd, or perceptive about a topic, and as a result, they take different actions or make different choices in response.
For example, someone may have initially believed that a certain investment opportunity was reliable and profitable, but after learning more about its risky nature or deceptive practices, they "wise up to" the scam and decide not to invest. Similarly, a person may have originally trusted an individual's intentions but after discovering their deceitful behavior, they "wise up to" their true nature and become more cautious or skeptical in their interactions.
Overall, "wised up to" suggests an intellectual and emotional growth that enables someone to make more informed, discerning decisions based on a deeper understanding of a situation or person.
