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Meanings of native shrewdness in English
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Usage of native shrewdness in English
1
But his native shrewdness came into play to solve the question.
2
Yes, Polly had a dash of native shrewdness, which he prized.
3
By her native shrewdness she was able to do something for her people's cause.
4
Her native shrewdness told her that Hayden's immense pride would come to his aid.
5
He had thereby greater opportunities for the exercise of his native shrewdness in a bargain.
6
Kent was not lacking in native shrewdness or energy.
7
She has no particular talents; nothing, in fact, except some beauty, rude integrity, and native shrewdness.
8
His eyes narrowed, and all the native shrewdness of an adept skinflint appeared in his face.
9
He is brave and resourceful, and rescues Lorna and himself from numberless difficulties by his native shrewdness.
10
Then his native shrewdness asserted itself.
11
A planter of the back country, and a politician, his capital was a certain native shrewdness and little else.
12
She had a native shrewdness.
13
Where is your native shrewdness?
14
Edison's native shrewdness and knowledge of human nature was put to practical use in the busy days of plant construction.
15
Unfortunately for her, she had nothing on Robert, thanks to his native shrewdness and Mr. Bell, who invented the Telephone.
16
The American native shrewdness!
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