Definition of sagacity in English:

sagacity

noun səˈɡasɪtisəˈɡæsədi

mass noun

The quality of being sagacious.
洞察力；精明；思想敏锐；聪慧
a man of great political sagacity
一个具有非凡政治洞察力的人。
Example sentencesExamples
- Despite the great sagacity of his intellect and leadership, it may have occurred to him that after all he was used.
- The gym-cum-spa where I currently sweat has a habit of posting Motivational Quotes in unavoidable places - little drumbeats of sagacity, affixed over the water cooler.
- This is surprising because Tamil Nadu, though small, is respected for the intellectual strength, political sagacity, legal acumen and moral rectitude of its people.
- My experience has been that when professionalism is perceptive and determined, governmental sagacity helps in conflict resolution both in India and Pakistan.
- She was the first Kerne to be wed to royalty, and she had brought with her the sense and sagacity seemingly born to all of that fleetstate.
- In 2002, FIFA's sagacity and wisdom was confirmed when teams from five different federations advanced to the quarter-finals.
- We have sometimes questioned the Bush administration's political sagacity, but I think it's safe to assume that they are nowhere near that dumb.
- While she brings experience and sagacity, such a slim volume on such large topic demands a few leaps of faith, notwithstanding the appended 56 pages of interesting notes and comments.
- This difficulty was abolished by the kindness and sagacity of Mr Atkinson, who had been my adviser throughout.
- Unlike the domesticated animal, whose chief characteristics are cowardice, stupidity, and apathy, the wild variety is remarkable for its sagacity and admirably developed senses.
- Then as now, such discussions were not merely descriptive; after all, intelligence and sagacity are no easier to pin down than is consciousness.
- He applauded their sense of humour, their sagacity, their enjoyment of beautiful things, and their immensely civilized love of culture and learning.
- Many of our men of speculation, instead of exploding general prejudices, employ their sagacity to discover the latent wisdom which prevails in them.
- As you can see all those people will go on to have happy, successful lives if they just follow my words of wisdom and sagacity.
- As the true sequence of events becomes plain, History revises our judgments in regard to political sagacity.
- Can we expect the IRA to behave with more political sagacity and give Trimble something more than begrudging and belated help as they have done over the past three years?
- It confirmed the popular conception that he's a man of strong convictions but limited political sagacity.
- Her poems attest to her political sagacity and her lyrical mysticism.
- Their gentleness and sagacity, their kindness to their wives and loyalty to their families has been misconstrued.
- Scientists, development agencies and policy-makers (and now of course the United Nations) seem to have derived their futuristic vision from the political sagacity of Mrs. Gandhi.
Synonyms
wisdom, (deep) insight, intelligence, understanding, judgement, acuity, astuteness, insight, sense, canniness, sharpness, depth, profundity, profoundness, perceptiveness, penetration, perception, percipience, perspicuity, discernment, erudition, learning, knowledgeability, thoughtfulness
rare sapience

Rhymes

audacity, capacity, fugacity, loquacity, mendacity, opacity, perspicacity, pertinacity, pugnacity, rapacity, sequacity, tenacity, veracity, vivacity, voracity

Definition of sagacity in US English:

sagacity

nounsəˈɡæsədisəˈɡasədē

The quality of being sagacious.
洞察力；精明；思想敏锐；聪慧
a man of great political sagacity
一个具有非凡政治洞察力的人。
Example sentencesExamples
- Their gentleness and sagacity, their kindness to their wives and loyalty to their families has been misconstrued.
- In 2002, FIFA's sagacity and wisdom was confirmed when teams from five different federations advanced to the quarter-finals.
- The gym-cum-spa where I currently sweat has a habit of posting Motivational Quotes in unavoidable places - little drumbeats of sagacity, affixed over the water cooler.
- It confirmed the popular conception that he's a man of strong convictions but limited political sagacity.
- Then as now, such discussions were not merely descriptive; after all, intelligence and sagacity are no easier to pin down than is consciousness.
- Many of our men of speculation, instead of exploding general prejudices, employ their sagacity to discover the latent wisdom which prevails in them.
- She was the first Kerne to be wed to royalty, and she had brought with her the sense and sagacity seemingly born to all of that fleetstate.
- He applauded their sense of humour, their sagacity, their enjoyment of beautiful things, and their immensely civilized love of culture and learning.
- This difficulty was abolished by the kindness and sagacity of Mr Atkinson, who had been my adviser throughout.
- While she brings experience and sagacity, such a slim volume on such large topic demands a few leaps of faith, notwithstanding the appended 56 pages of interesting notes and comments.
- We have sometimes questioned the Bush administration's political sagacity, but I think it's safe to assume that they are nowhere near that dumb.
- Her poems attest to her political sagacity and her lyrical mysticism.
- Scientists, development agencies and policy-makers (and now of course the United Nations) seem to have derived their futuristic vision from the political sagacity of Mrs. Gandhi.
- Despite the great sagacity of his intellect and leadership, it may have occurred to him that after all he was used.
- My experience has been that when professionalism is perceptive and determined, governmental sagacity helps in conflict resolution both in India and Pakistan.
- As the true sequence of events becomes plain, History revises our judgments in regard to political sagacity.
- This is surprising because Tamil Nadu, though small, is respected for the intellectual strength, political sagacity, legal acumen and moral rectitude of its people.
- Unlike the domesticated animal, whose chief characteristics are cowardice, stupidity, and apathy, the wild variety is remarkable for its sagacity and admirably developed senses.
- As you can see all those people will go on to have happy, successful lives if they just follow my words of wisdom and sagacity.
- Can we expect the IRA to behave with more political sagacity and give Trimble something more than begrudging and belated help as they have done over the past three years?
Synonyms
wisdom, insight, deep insight, intelligence, understanding, judgement, acuity, astuteness, sense, canniness, sharpness, depth, profundity, profoundness, perceptiveness, penetration, perception, percipience, perspicuity, discernment, erudition, learning, knowledgeability, thoughtfulness

词汇	sagacity
释义	Definition of sagacity in English: sagacity noun səˈɡasɪtisəˈɡæsədi mass noun The quality of being sagacious. 洞察力；精明；思想敏锐；聪慧 a man of great political sagacity 一个具有非凡政治洞察力的人。 Example sentencesExamples Despite the great sagacity of his intellect and leadership, it may have occurred to him that after all he was used. The gym-cum-spa where I currently sweat has a habit of posting Motivational Quotes in unavoidable places - little drumbeats of sagacity, affixed over the water cooler. This is surprising because Tamil Nadu, though small, is respected for the intellectual strength, political sagacity, legal acumen and moral rectitude of its people. My experience has been that when professionalism is perceptive and determined, governmental sagacity helps in conflict resolution both in India and Pakistan. She was the first Kerne to be wed to royalty, and she had brought with her the sense and sagacity seemingly born to all of that fleetstate. In 2002, FIFA's sagacity and wisdom was confirmed when teams from five different federations advanced to the quarter-finals. We have sometimes questioned the Bush administration's political sagacity, but I think it's safe to assume that they are nowhere near that dumb. While she brings experience and sagacity, such a slim volume on such large topic demands a few leaps of faith, notwithstanding the appended 56 pages of interesting notes and comments. This difficulty was abolished by the kindness and sagacity of Mr Atkinson, who had been my adviser throughout. Unlike the domesticated animal, whose chief characteristics are cowardice, stupidity, and apathy, the wild variety is remarkable for its sagacity and admirably developed senses. Then as now, such discussions were not merely descriptive; after all, intelligence and sagacity are no easier to pin down than is consciousness. He applauded their sense of humour, their sagacity, their enjoyment of beautiful things, and their immensely civilized love of culture and learning. Many of our men of speculation, instead of exploding general prejudices, employ their sagacity to discover the latent wisdom which prevails in them. As you can see all those people will go on to have happy, successful lives if they just follow my words of wisdom and sagacity. As the true sequence of events becomes plain, History revises our judgments in regard to political sagacity. Can we expect the IRA to behave with more political sagacity and give Trimble something more than begrudging and belated help as they have done over the past three years? It confirmed the popular conception that he's a man of strong convictions but limited political sagacity. Her poems attest to her political sagacity and her lyrical mysticism. Their gentleness and sagacity, their kindness to their wives and loyalty to their families has been misconstrued. Scientists, development agencies and policy-makers (and now of course the United Nations) seem to have derived their futuristic vision from the political sagacity of Mrs. Gandhi. Synonyms wisdom, (deep) insight, intelligence, understanding, judgement, acuity, astuteness, insight, sense, canniness, sharpness, depth, profundity, profoundness, perceptiveness, penetration, perception, percipience, perspicuity, discernment, erudition, learning, knowledgeability, thoughtfulness rare sapience Rhymes audacity, capacity, fugacity, loquacity, mendacity, opacity, perspicacity, pertinacity, pugnacity, rapacity, sequacity, tenacity, veracity, vivacity, voracity Definition of sagacity in US English: sagacity nounsəˈɡæsədisəˈɡasədē The quality of being sagacious. 洞察力；精明；思想敏锐；聪慧 a man of great political sagacity 一个具有非凡政治洞察力的人。 Example sentencesExamples Their gentleness and sagacity, their kindness to their wives and loyalty to their families has been misconstrued. In 2002, FIFA's sagacity and wisdom was confirmed when teams from five different federations advanced to the quarter-finals. The gym-cum-spa where I currently sweat has a habit of posting Motivational Quotes in unavoidable places - little drumbeats of sagacity, affixed over the water cooler. It confirmed the popular conception that he's a man of strong convictions but limited political sagacity. Then as now, such discussions were not merely descriptive; after all, intelligence and sagacity are no easier to pin down than is consciousness. Many of our men of speculation, instead of exploding general prejudices, employ their sagacity to discover the latent wisdom which prevails in them. She was the first Kerne to be wed to royalty, and she had brought with her the sense and sagacity seemingly born to all of that fleetstate. He applauded their sense of humour, their sagacity, their enjoyment of beautiful things, and their immensely civilized love of culture and learning. This difficulty was abolished by the kindness and sagacity of Mr Atkinson, who had been my adviser throughout. While she brings experience and sagacity, such a slim volume on such large topic demands a few leaps of faith, notwithstanding the appended 56 pages of interesting notes and comments. We have sometimes questioned the Bush administration's political sagacity, but I think it's safe to assume that they are nowhere near that dumb. Her poems attest to her political sagacity and her lyrical mysticism. Scientists, development agencies and policy-makers (and now of course the United Nations) seem to have derived their futuristic vision from the political sagacity of Mrs. Gandhi. Despite the great sagacity of his intellect and leadership, it may have occurred to him that after all he was used. My experience has been that when professionalism is perceptive and determined, governmental sagacity helps in conflict resolution both in India and Pakistan. As the true sequence of events becomes plain, History revises our judgments in regard to political sagacity. This is surprising because Tamil Nadu, though small, is respected for the intellectual strength, political sagacity, legal acumen and moral rectitude of its people. Unlike the domesticated animal, whose chief characteristics are cowardice, stupidity, and apathy, the wild variety is remarkable for its sagacity and admirably developed senses. As you can see all those people will go on to have happy, successful lives if they just follow my words of wisdom and sagacity. Can we expect the IRA to behave with more political sagacity and give Trimble something more than begrudging and belated help as they have done over the past three years? Synonyms wisdom, insight, deep insight, intelligence, understanding, judgement, acuity, astuteness, sense, canniness, sharpness, depth, profundity, profoundness, perceptiveness, penetration, perception, percipience, perspicuity, discernment, erudition, learning, knowledgeability, thoughtfulness
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