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sagacity

[suh-gas-i-tee] / səˈgæs ɪ ti /


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“His sagacity, the compassion he showed for those who stood before his bench, and his dedication to improving the judiciary has made us a better city.”

From Seattle Times

Here, Ahsoka lets loose her multitudes, her childishness and her burgeoning sagacity, and howls, "Patience, master!" throwing his own lesson back in his face.

From Salon

But what made it so delicious was the beady sagacity of the cast.

From The Guardian

In plotting his route, however, speed was not his priority; political sagacity was.

From Washington Post

In “Chez Jolie Coiffure,” headstrong Sabine, the hairdresser at the heart of the film, shares that hard-won practical sagacity, though she conceals it with buoyancy — she too hides her most downhearted face.

From Los Angeles Times