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Meanings of sagaciously in English
Usage of sagaciously in English
1
They belong to the most poetic and sagaciously conceived compositions for the instrument.
2
And the two grotesque little chaps stood nodding their heads at me sagaciously.
3
The Professor nodded his head sagaciously, and looked up at Lola.
4
Dick Harper shook his head most sagaciously, and with no little inward satisfaction.
5
She would be sure to counsel sagaciously; she always did.
6
The Professor looked at the bird through his spectacles, and nodded his head sagaciously.
7
He was supposing very sagaciously, but I didn't say anything.
8
But, peradventure, it may be sagaciously urged, how is this?
9
Afterwards, day after day, he honestly, arduously, sagaciously labored to restore the public tranquillity.
10
Alick, seeing what had happened, came hurrying up ahead of Bouncer, who sagaciously halted.
11
The officers sagaciously determined to follow him to the one and to explore the other.
12
Toward these things it is our right and duty to be sagaciously and supremely selfish.
13
Mrs. Dinks looked at Hope tenderly and sagaciously as she said this, and smiled meaningly.
14
He had seen many, and he judged them sagaciously.
15
The scheme thus sagaciously conceived, his adversary, with all his efforts, was unable to circumvent.
16
Tom Channing nodded sagaciously as he concluded, and they left the room to him and Charles.
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