savvy (Meaning)
savvy (n)
the cognitive condition of someone who understands
savvy (v)
get the meaning of something
savvy (v. t. & i.)
Alt. of Savvey
savvy (n.)
Alt. of Savvey
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savvy Sentence Examples
- The seasoned investor's savvy allowed them to weather the volatile market.
- The tech-savvy teenager effortlessly navigated the labyrinthine world of social media.
- With her financial savvy, the CEO secured a lucrative investment for her company.
- The street-savvy streetwise boy knew how to navigate the dangerous urban jungle.
- The art connoisseur's savvy led them to discover a hidden gem at the local gallery.
- The politically savvy candidate deftly maneuvered through the electoral landscape.
- The cybersecurity expert's savvy protected the company from malicious attacks.
- The savvy entrepreneur spotted a lucrative business opportunity and seized it.
- The seasoned fisherman's savvy enabled him to predict the best fishing spots.
- The fashion-savvy influencer set trends and curated a chic wardrobe for her followers.
FAQs About the word savvy
the cognitive condition of someone who understands, get the meaning of somethingAlt. of Savvey, Alt. of Savvey
proficiency, expertise, experience,skills, moxie, chops,know-how, familiarity, mastery, conversance
inexperience,inexperience, ignorance, ignorance,unfamiliarity, unfamiliarity, unawareness,unawareness
The seasoned investor's savvy allowed them to weather the volatile market.
The tech-savvy teenager effortlessly navigated the labyrinthine world of social media.
With her financial savvy, the CEO secured a lucrative investment for her company.
The street-savvy streetwise boy knew how to navigate the dangerous urban jungle.
