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Definition of sagacity - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
wisdomquality of being wise and making good decisions
- Her sagacity in business matters is well-known.
2.
discernmentability to understand and evaluate complex situations
- His sagacity helped him solve the mystery.
Origin of sagacity
Latin, sagax (wise) + -ity (quality)
Examples of sagacity in a sentence
The judge's sagacity was evident in her fair ruling. Her sagacity in negotiations was unmatched. The leader's sagacity was evident in his decisions.
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- French:sagacité, discernement, ...
- German:Weisheit, Scharfsinn, ...
- Italian:saggezza, sagacia, ...
- Spanish:sabiduría, sagacidad, ...
- Portuguese:sagacidade, discernimento, ...
- Chinese:睿智, 洞察力, ...
- Japanese:賢明さ, ...
- Arabic:حِكْمَة, ...
- Hebrew:חָכְמָה, כִּשָּׁרוֹן הַבְחָנָה, ...
- Russian:мудрость, проницательность, ...
- Ukrainian:мудрість, ...
- Hindi:विवेक, सूझबूझ, ...
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