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Meanings of astutely in English

In a shrewd manner.

Usage of astutely in English
1
So perhaps it is in her nature to be so astutely observant.
The South African
2
She astutely drew back from the ground upon which she had entered.
The City of Delight: A Love Drama of the Siege and Fall of Jerus...
3
She will soon be cured, if you can follow this advice astutely.
Editorials from the Hearst Newspapers
4
He was amused; he astutely recognized the usual trustfulness of love and youth.
Frontier Stories
5
Pasternak Slater recognises this trait in his work and highlights its occurrences astutely.
The Guardian
6
He assumed the expression for a moment of one astutely drunk.
Aladdin O'Brien
7
He astutely switched Martindale to the opposite end, who then duly yorked Hammond.
The Guardian
8
The wise woman knew the source of his impatience and astutely ignored it.
Hood
9
But it is not our Loom, as you have so astutely discovered, Professor.
James Potter and the Vault of Destinies
10
Why? Josie's eyes were wide as she astutely realized something was going on.
Marrying the playboy doctor
11
Boris Johnson understands the power of language astutely and instinctively.
The Guardian
12
We declare ourselves qualified to astutely identify the shortcomings of these confused, bleaching souls.
Ebony
13
The women nodded astutely at each other, and the men exchanged shrewd affirmative grunts.
Madelon: A Novel
14
Not even when the upcountry bride astutely greeted me with:-
Lady Baltimore
15
As the Army so astutely observes, "vast numbers of civilians are old."
Wired
16
Like the classical bust he astutely makes of her, she remains heroic and enduring.
The Guardian
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