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Keenness and forcefulness of thought or expression or intellect.
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1
Next, a resonant bass voice said with a sort of indolent
incisiveness
:
2
Today, the power,
incisiveness
and passion of Engels's polemic remain undiminished.
3
The balanced
incisiveness
of the tale seems almost anthropological, though infused with story.
4
It took Arsene Wenger's team much of the afternoon to rediscover their
incisiveness
.
5
He realized again her clean-cut, finished daintiness, the
incisiveness
of voice and feature.
6
He never quarreled with the directness and
incisiveness
of Cowperwood's action.
7
Then, instead of raising his voice, he spoke with a sharp, stuttering
incisiveness
:
8
His strange mental honesty, his courage, his brutal
incisiveness
,
all had fascinated her.
9
The words fell brief and imperious, compelling in their
incisiveness
.
10
Yet the range and
incisiveness
of the exchanges is immense.
11
He spoke with a quiet self-possession and a pithy
incisiveness
which were altogether phenomenal.
12
There was pressure from Chelsea throughout the night, but Wenger's men preferred
incisiveness
to bustle.
13
Hibs' lack of
incisiveness
may have prompted the change effected by Collins at the interval.
14
Rather, it is sharpness of focus, unwavering line and Slavic
incisiveness
that grip the listener.
15
Whatever the explanation, the visitors lacked
incisiveness
on Saturday.
16
Abby was attractive to men in spite of her smallness and leanness and
incisiveness
of manner.
incisiveness
cold incisiveness
balanced incisiveness
bite incisiveness
brutal incisiveness
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