incisiveness (Meaning)

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incisiveness (n)

keenness and forcefulness of thought or expression or intellect

Her incisiveness was evident in her sharp wit and ability to cut through bureaucratic red tape.
The incisiveness of the knife cut through the meat effortlessly.
The surgeon's incisive scalpel made precise incisions, minimizing tissue damage.
The incisiveness of the prosecutor's questions left the witness flustered and unable to evade the truth.
The researcher's incisive analysis uncovered previously unknown patterns in the data.
The critic's incisive review highlighted both the strengths and weaknesses of the film.
The politician's incisive speech aroused the audience and left a lasting impression.
The economist's incisive insights provided valuable guidance for policymakers.
The professor's incisive lectures captivated students and ignited their thirst for knowledge.
The writer's incisive prose conveyed complex ideas with clarity and elegance.

keenness and forcefulness of thought or expression or intellect

forthrightness, perspicuity, incision, straightforwardness, directness, explicitness, clarity,lucidity, intelligibility, simplicity

opaqueness, obliqueness, equivocation, inscrutability, obscurity, opaqueness, incomprehensibility, impenetrability, unclarity, obscurity

Her incisiveness was evident in her sharp wit and ability to cut through bureaucratic red tape.

The incisiveness of the knife cut through the meat effortlessly.

The surgeon's incisive scalpel made precise incisions, minimizing tissue damage.

The incisiveness of the prosecutor's questions left the witness flustered and unable to evade the truth.