sagacity

• Nom désignant la qualité de posséder un esprit vif, un bon sens et la capacité de comprendre et d'évaluer des situations ou des relations complexes.

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

indénombrable

1. Mental AcumenC2formal

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

   Pénétration d'esprit

   • 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.

   Synonymesacuityastutenessclevernessdiscernmentinsightintelligencejudgmentperceptivenessshrewdnesswisdom

   Antonymesdullnessfoolishnessignoranceobtusenessstupidity

2. Sound JudgmentC2formal

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

   Sagacité (bon sens critique)

   • 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.

   Synonymesacumenastutenessdiscernmentinsightintelligencejudiciousnessperspicacityprudencesagaciousnessshrewdnesswisdom

   Antonymesfollyfoolishnessignorancenonsensestupidity