argute
ɑrˈɡjut
Definition

Definition of argute - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
intelligenceRareshrewd or keen in understandingRare
  • Her argute observations often impressed her colleagues.
astute perceptive
2.
sharpRareUKcharacterized by sharpness or acutenessRareUK
  • The argute tone of his voice made everyone pay attention.
acute keen sharp
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Origin of argute

Latin, argutus (sharp, clear)

Examples of argute in a sentence

  • The argute detective solved the case quickly.
  • His argute remarks cut through the silence.
  • The argute observation revealed the flaw in the plan.

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  1. French:perspicace, perçant, ...
  2. German:scharfsinnig, scharf, ...
  3. Italian:perspicace, penetrante, ...
  4. Spanish:aguda, agudo, ...
  5. Portuguese:perspicaz, agudo, ...
  6. Chinese:敏锐的, 尖锐, ...
  7. Japanese:鋭い, 尖った, ...
  8. Arabic:حاد الذكاء, حاد, ...
  9. Hebrew:נָבוֹן, חַד, ...
  10. Russian:проницательный, острый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:проникливий, гострий, ...
  12. Hindi:चतुर, तीखा, ...

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