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Meanings of trenchancy in English
Synonyms
Examples for "incisiveness"
Examples for "incisiveness"
1
Next, a resonant bass voice said with a sort of indolent incisiveness:
2
Today, the power, incisiveness and passion of Engels's polemic remain undiminished.
3
The balanced incisiveness of the tale seems almost anthropological, though infused with story.
4
It took Arsene Wenger's team much of the afternoon to rediscover their incisiveness.
5
He realized again her clean-cut, finished daintiness, the incisiveness of voice and feature.
Usage of trenchancy in English
1
However, she scarcely expressed her disapproval aloud with her usual trenchancy.
2
In it the farmers' representative expressed herself with the trenchancy we have come to associate with that lobby.
3
No zeal, no faith, no intellectual trenchancy, but as much low-minded geniality and trivial complaisance as you please.
4
Such was the trenchancy and temper of his weapons that much of what he advanced has stood the test of time.
5
But the ardour of the disciple pressed objections home with a trenchancy that is very unlike the sage distillations of the master.
6
Then, almost immediately, she began to chatter to Margaret French about the sights of the lagoon, with her natural trenchancy and fun.
7
Mrs. Elsmere was old enough to know what importance to attach to the trenchancy of eighteen, but still the words were pleasant to her.
8
And even if he could, one little thing that happened to me could never happen to him, or not with the same trenchancy of contrast.
Frequent collocations
Trenchancy through the time