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Meanings of perspicacious in English
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Examples for "sagacious"
Examples for "sagacious"
1
That is the advice of the most sagacious men in the country.
2
The manner in which that sagacious animal now behaved was truly wonderful.
3
So they met in solemn conclave and passed the following sagacious resolutions:-
4
He is consequently, at the same time, sagacious and bold in council.
5
They had not gone far before the sagacious animal began to bark.
1
Genocide is defined as the extermination of a race of sapient beings.
2
Automatically void if any race of sapient beings were discovered on Zarathustra.
3
Anything that talks and builds a fire is a sapient being, yes.
4
Is it not a notable conquest to overcome so sapient a king?
5
It will, if we don't get these people recognized as sapient beings.
Usage of perspicacious in English
1
Your father was too perspicacious a jobber to believe such a false rumor.
2
Such a policy was, of course, indicative of a shrewd and perspicacious mind.
3
When the perspicacious old chap left off mumbling, all was still in the house.
4
But the reporters of the Paris press were more perspicacious.
5
All this is worthy the investigation of our acute and perspicacious colleague, Dr Holmes.
6
And this is how that perspicacious matron read those signs.
7
The anger and hatred of a people are perspicacious.
8
He knew him to be nervous, on the one hand, and perspicacious on the other.
9
But he was less perspicacious than the older man.
10
Yet doubtless the perspicacious Montignac knows his man.
11
It is a pleasure-anunusual pleasure, I might say-topresent a case to so perspicacious a court.
12
Women are idealists; but then they are so perspicacious".
13
That is true, Monsignor; I have placed my only hope in the very just and perspicacious Leo XIII.
14
This count was truly as wise in military matters as he was perspicacious and discriminating in literary matters.
15
His name was Captain Charles Young, and a more intelligent and perspicacious officer would be hard to find.
16
She consulted with the perspicacious Mr. Harris, and especially sought from him detailed information as to partnership law.
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