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sagacity

/səˈɡæs.ə.ti/

Traducción: Sustantivo que denota la cualidad de poseer una mente aguda, buen juicio y capacidad para comprender y evaluar situaciones o relaciones complejas.

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noun

/səˈɡæs.ə.ti/C2formal
  • esSustantivo que denota la cualidad de poseer una mente aguda, buen juicio y capacidad para comprender y evaluar situaciones o relaciones complejas.

A noun referring to the quality of having keen mental discernment, good judgment, and the ability to understand and evaluate complex situations or relationships.

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  1. Mental AcumenC2formal

    The capacity to understand and differentiate between complex relationships and ideas.

    esSagacidad mental

    • The judge was known for her sagacity in interpreting the law.
    • His sagacity in business matters made him a successful entrepreneur.
    • The ancient philosopher was revered for his sagacity and wisdom.

    Sinónimosacuityastutenessclevernessdiscernmentinsightintelligencejudgmentperceptivenessshrewdnesswisdom

    Antónimosdullnessfoolishnessignoranceobtusenessstupidity

  2. Sound JudgmentC2formal

    The ability to form well-considered opinions by carefully distinguishing and evaluating different factors.

    esSagacidad (juicio acertado)

    • The leader's sagacity helped the team navigate the crisis.
    • She showed great sagacity in choosing her investments.
    • His sagacity was evident in the way he resolved the conflict.

    Sinónimosacumenastutenessdiscernmentinsightintelligencejudiciousnessperspicacityprudencesagaciousnessshrewdnesswisdom

    Antónimosfollyfoolishnessignorancenonsensestupidity

Formas
  • sagacities plural form
  • sagacities' possessive plural form
  • sagacity's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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