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discernment

/dɪˈsɜːn.mənt/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa la capacidad de juzgar, percibir o distinguir con claridad las cosas, especialmente en situaciones complejas o sutiles; también implica buen criterio y perspicacia.

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noun

/dɪˈsɜːn.mənt/C2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa la capacidad de juzgar, percibir o distinguir con claridad las cosas, especialmente en situaciones complejas o sutiles; también implica buen criterio y perspicacia.

A noun referring to the ability to judge, perceive, or distinguish things clearly, especially in complex or subtle situations.

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  1. Good judgmentC1formal

    The ability to judge people and situations well and make good decisions.

    esdiscreción, buen juicio

    • She showed great discernment in choosing her business partners.
    • His discernment of character is remarkable.
    • The manager's discernment helped avoid a costly mistake.

    Sinónimosacumendiscriminationinsightjudgmentpenetrationperceptionperspicacitysagacityunderstandingwisdom

    Antónimosfoolishnessindiscretionrashnessrecklessnessstupidity

  2. Perception or insightC1formal

    The ability to see and understand things that are not obvious.

    esdiscernimiento

    • The critic's discernment of the artist's intentions was impressive.
    • He has a keen discernment for hidden meanings in literature.
    • Her discernment allowed her to see through the deception.

    Sinónimosacumenastutenessdiscriminationinsightjudgmentpenetrationperceptionperspicacityshrewdnessunderstanding

    Antónimosdullnessinsensibilityobtusenessstupidity

Formas
  • discernments plural form
  • discernments' possessive plural form
  • discernment's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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