sagaciousness Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- brilliance
- perceptiveness
- sapience
- intelligence
- wisdom
- perception
- sageness
- perspicacity
- intellect
- understanding
- discernment
- sense
- perceptivity
Weak:
- braininess
- sanity
- clear-sightedness
- acuity
- gray-matter
- power
- mentality
- judiciousness
- acumen
- foresightedness
- percipience
- comprehension
- rationality
- wit
- grasp
- foresight
- keenness
- discrimination
- appreciation
- logic
- prudence
- apprehension
- penetration
- astuteness
- judgment
- canniness
- brightness
- reason
- smartness
- cleverness
- judgement
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- obtuseness
- foolishness
- density
- idiocy
- density
- imbecility
- foolishness
- folly
- folly
- dullness
- stupidity
- dulness
- dulness
- idiocy
- dullness
- stupidity
- obtuseness
- imbecility
Strong:
- lunacy
- witlessness
- lunacy
- irrationality
- mindlessness
- silliness
- insanity
- unreasonableness
- madness
- illogic
- unreasonableness
- mindlessness
- silliness
- insanity
- madness
- unsoundness
- craziness
- craziness
- simplemindedness
- simplemindedness
- illogic
- witlessness
- irrationality
- unsoundness
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sagaciousness Meaning
sagaciousness (n)
the mental ability to understand and discriminate between relations
the trait of forming opinions by distinguishing and evaluating
sagaciousness Sentence Examples
- The sagaciousness of the seasoned diplomat enabled him to navigate the tumultuous political landscape with aplomb.
- Her sagaciousness was evident in her ability to discern the hidden motives behind people's actions.
- The sagaciousness of the ancient philosopher's teachings continues to inspire thinkers centuries later.
- With their unparalleled sagaciousness, the wise elders guided the tribe through countless trials and tribulations.
- The sagaciousness of the scientist allowed her to unravel the complex mysteries of nature.
- A discerning judge demonstrated sagaciousness in his ability to balance justice and mercy in his rulings.
- The sagaciousness of the CEO led the company to unprecedented heights of success.
- The sagaciousness of the historian allowed him to reconstruct the past with remarkable accuracy.
- The sagaciousness of the spiritual leader brought comfort and wisdom to countless seekers.
- The sagaciousness of the master chess player allowed him to anticipate his opponents' moves with uncanny precision.
FAQs About the word sagaciousness
the mental ability to understand and discriminate between relations, the trait of forming opinions by distinguishing and evaluating
sagacity, sensitivity,insight, brilliance, perceptiveness, sapience, intelligence, wisdom, perception, sageness
obtuseness, foolishness, density, idiocy,density, imbecility, foolishness, folly, folly, dullness
The sagaciousness of the seasoned diplomat enabled him to navigate the tumultuous political landscape with aplomb.
Her sagaciousness was evident in her ability to discern the hidden motives behind people's actions.
The sagaciousness of the ancient philosopher's teachings continues to inspire thinkers centuries later.
With their unparalleled sagaciousness, the wise elders guided the tribe through countless trials and tribulations.
