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savvy
adjective as in shrewd
noun as in shrewdness
Example Sentences
Talarico’s words after Kirk died were memorable both for their grace and political savvy.
Kim told the newspaper that he profited a couple thousand dollars a month, and framed his business as a way of helping elderly Korean golfers without tech savvy to navigate the online golf reservation system.
The 2016 “Ghostbusters” reboot brings this same energy into the supernatural realm, with four women combating ghosts through the sciences and their combined savvy in matters of the paranormal.
But as the question of Deen’s business savvy comes into question, “Canceled” cleverly switches gear, diving into an anecdote about Deen’s life pre-fame, enduring an abusive marriage and suffering from intense agoraphobia.
There are also a range of pricing schemes offering cheaper off-peak electricity, which suit "savvy" people who are able to manage their use, for example if they are charging an electric car overnight.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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