trenchancy (Meaning)

Wordnet

trenchancy (n)

keenness and forcefulness of thought or expression or intellect

The politician's trenchancy in the debate left no room for misinterpretation.
The author's trenchancy extended beyond mere words, impacting readers on a profound level.
The lawyer's trenchancy during cross-examination revealed the defendant's inconsistencies.
The critique was notable for its trenchancy, dissecting the work's flaws with ruthless precision.
The newspaper's editorials possessed a trenchancy that provoked both admiration and controversy.
The surgeon's trenchancy during the operation ensured a successful outcome.
The historian's trenchancy challenged established narratives, offering a fresh perspective on the past.
The poet's trenchancy cut through superficiality, revealing the raw emotions hidden beneath.
The detective's trenchancy in solving the case earned him acclaim and respect.
The teacher's trenchancy in conveying complex ideas made learning an engaging experience.

keenness and forcefulness of thought or expression or intellect

stimulant, thrill, stimulus, mordancy, savour, excitement,stimulation, invigoration, flavor, savoriness

monotony, dulness, predictability, flatness, predictability, dullness, monotony, dulness, tastelessness,insipidity

The politician's trenchancy in the debate left no room for misinterpretation.

The author's trenchancy extended beyond mere words, impacting readers on a profound level.

The lawyer's trenchancy during cross-examination revealed the defendant's inconsistencies.

The critique was notable for its trenchancy, dissecting the work's flaws with ruthless precision.