Intellectual acuteness, shrewdness.
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释义 | the mind > mental capacity > understanding > intelligence, cleverness > sharpness, shrewdness, insight > [noun] (81) sharpnessc897 Intellectual acuteness, shrewdness. yepshipc1000 insightc1175 Internal sight, mental vision or perception, discernment; in early use sometimes, Understanding, intelligence, wisdom. Obsolete. yepleȝȝcc1175 cunning; astuteness, sagacity. yephedea1250 wit1297 Good or great mental capacity; intellectual ability; genius, talent, cleverness; mental quickness or sharpness, acumen. archaic. fellnessa1382 Shrewdness, wisdom. Obsolete. policyc1440 Prudent conduct; politic or expedient behaviour; prudence, shrewdness, sagacity. Now chiefly in bad policy, good policy, etc. Formerly also… discerningc1450 The action of discern, v.; perceiving; distinguishing; an instance of this. policec1450 = policy, n.1 in various senses. Obsolete. inspectiona1527 Insight, perception. Obsolete. perceivance1534 The capacity or action of perceiving; mental or physical perception; discernment, wisdom, understanding; awareness, sense. aptitude1548 esp. Natural capacity to learn or understand; intelligence, quick-wittedness, readiness. sagacity1548 Acuteness of mental discernment; aptitude for investigation or discovery; keenness and soundness of judgement in the estimation of persons and… acuity?1549 Sharpness or keenness of thought, understanding, or feeling; perceptiveness, shrewdness. nimbleness1561 Quickness and alertness of the mind, intellect, etc.; mental dexterity. acumen1579 Sharpness of wit, quickness or penetration of perception, keenness of discrimination; (now esp.) the ability to make good judgements and decisions. seeing eye1579 In singular and (occasionally) in plural. An ability to see things clearly, esp. more clearly than most people; the quality of being observant… esprit1591 Sprightliness, vivacious wit in conversation or composition (see Littré, Esprit 15). Formerly in wider sense: Cleverness, ‘brains’, ‘nous’ (see… acuteness1601 Readiness or clarity of intellectual apprehension; shrewdness, sharp-wittedness. depth1605 figurative. Of persons, or their mental faculties or actions: Profundity, penetration, sagacity. penetration1605 The action or capacity of penetrating something with the mind; keenness of perception or understanding; insight, acuteness, discernment. knowingness1611 The quality or state of being knowing, in various senses. shrewdnessa1616 Sagacity or keenness of mental perception or discrimination; astuteness in practical affairs. piercingnessa1628 The quality of being piercing or penetrating; keenness, sharpness. discernment1646 The faculty or power of discerning or understanding clearly; perspicacity, insight; good judgement. Now frequently with implication of… sharpwittedness1647 nasuteness1660 The quality of being sagacious. arguteness1662 Mental sharpness, shrewdness, or cunning; also, shrillness. sagaciousness1678 perceptivity1700 Perceptiveness; perception; the power of perception. keenness1707 Intellectual sharpness; acuteness: shrewdness. cuteness1768 The quality of being cute. intuition1780 In a more general sense: Direct or immediate insight; an instance of this. recollectedness1796 Collectedness, composure, clearness of thought; an instance of this. Now rare. long-headedness1818 The quality of having great foresight or judgement; discernment, shrewdness, intelligence. perceptiveness1823 The quality of being perceptive; discernment, intelligence, insight. kokum1848 Good sense; acumen; judgement. Now rare. incision1862 figurative. Incisiveness, keenness of action or apprehension. incisiveness1865 The quality of being incisive: usually in sense 4 of the adjective. penetrativeness1873 Penetrative quality, power of penetration. flair1881 Power of ‘scent’, sagacious perceptiveness, instinctive discernment. Also in weakened senses: (a) special aptitude or ability; (b) liking, taste… hard-boiledness1912 the quality or condition of being hard-boiled (chiefly in sense 2). smart1964 Originally and chiefly North American. In plural. Intelligence, esp. natural intelligence; cleverness, acumen, nous; wits. Chiefly with the. spikiness1977 The quality of being spiky or sharp-pointed. sus1979 Know-how, savoir faire; understanding, ‘nous’. Subcategories:— act of (3) — vigour, quickness (6) — clarity (17) — excessive (1) — sharp person (5) — food of sharp-wittedness (2) — sharpener (1) |
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