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shrewd

[shrood] / ʃrud /


Example Sentences

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“It’s from my latest vocabulary lesson. It means shrewd or skillful, though you might be confusing it with the herb used for easing sore teeth and gums.”

From Literature

Pustilnikov has built a reputation as a shrewd businessman who pursues unconventional real estate deals.

From Los Angeles Times

That bet now looks shrewd in light of the American military operation that captured Venezuela’s president, Nicolás Maduro, over the weekend.

From MarketWatch

That bet now looks shrewd in light of the American military operation that captured Venezuela’s president, Nicolás Maduro, over the weekend.

From MarketWatch

Ashworth's glittering reputation as one of the game's shrewdest operators meant he was regarded as a prized, crucial acquisition but left in December 2024 after only five months at Old Trafford.

From BBC