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Meanings of sophistication in English
The quality or character of being intellectually sophisticated and worldly through cultivation or experience or disillusionment.
Synonyms
Examples for "sophistry"
Examples for "sophistry"
1
All sophistry falls to the ground in the presence of this argument.
2
She was not analytical; there was no sophistry in her young heart.
3
The brisk colloquial vocabulary fits admirably the brilliant sophistry of the argument.
4
It is odious sophistry, unworthy of the age in which we live.
5
He was bold, and never dealt in sophistry, but in plain speech.
1
No sophism of political economy is more widely spread than the foregoing.
2
This sophism has found its way into several books on penal legislation.
3
The wretched sophism was silenced by the execrations of the House of Commons.
4
He is the reputed author of the famous sophism against motion.
5
It is the sad consequence, and the rest is only sophism.
Usage of sophistication in English
1
But it didn't need excessive sophistication to work, just a secure mounting.
2
The attacks, they say, have been increasing in both sophistication and intensity.
3
This was a natural consequence of the long sophistication of my feelings.
4
These types of devices kept shrinking in size and increasing in sophistication.
5
Being able to access BBC and ITV signalled the apex of sophistication.
6
Amid the increasing sophistication, one investigational treatment stands out for its simplicity.
7
My new shoes look authentic, but they're a scam of ominous sophistication.
8
And the bar of sophistication in this industry has to go up.
9
We have a lot of political clout and sophistication for the battle.
10
Everything about it captures the glamour and sophistication of early commercial flight.
11
Elise Gavard, is the very sophistication of the art of musical ornamentation.
12
The Youth looked at me as though proud of his superior sophistication.
13
The real theme of this book, though, is the search for sophistication.
14
She chattered with the childish artlessness that at times veiled her sophistication.
15
And with that would come sophistication and taste and possibly even spirituality.
16
Marble floor tiles can add texture while introducing a touch of sophistication.
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Translations for sophistication
Portuguese
Catalan
Sophistication through the time
Sophistication across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common