Definition of shrewdly in English:

shrewdly

adverb ˈʃruːdliˈʃrudli

In a way that shows sharp powers of judgement; astutely.
a very shrewdly observed satire
slick passing and shrewdly timed runs
Example sentencesExamples
- Despite his shambolic demeanour, he has been riding the Asian new wave pretty shrewdly.
- Much of that function, they shrewdly foresee, would be sheer make-believe.
- No doubt hoping to amp up the American presence, the organizers shrewdly invited Tarantino to head the jury.
- Perhaps Stoker shrewdly foresaw that he would need to leave open the door for an infinite number of sequels.
- The onetime gas pipeline company had shrewdly used its rights of way to diversify into telecommunications.
- These malignant Las Vegas showgirl lookalikes are holding Earth hostage, controlling the monsters with shrewdly hidden remote devices.
- The company is trying shrewdly to make its own claims of parity or superiority.
- Often, the best way to locate motivating signs is to look shrewdly at what is in plain view.
- The proposed budget increase is shrewdly targeted to fund a major three-year program titled "American Masterpieces: Three Centuries of Artistic Genius."
- Her shrewdly posed independence, which appears to be the opposite of servile deference, is itself deferential.

Definition of shrewdly in US English:

shrewdly

adverbˈSHro͞odlēˈʃrudli

In a way that shows sharp powers of judgment; astutely.
a very shrewdly observed satire
slick passing and shrewdly timed runs
Example sentencesExamples
- These malignant Las Vegas showgirl lookalikes are holding Earth hostage, controlling the monsters with shrewdly hidden remote devices.
- Often, the best way to locate motivating signs is to look shrewdly at what is in plain view.
- The proposed budget increase is shrewdly targeted to fund a major three-year program titled "American Masterpieces: Three Centuries of Artistic Genius."
- Her shrewdly posed independence, which appears to be the opposite of servile deference, is itself deferential.
- Much of that function, they shrewdly foresee, would be sheer make-believe.
- Perhaps Stoker shrewdly foresaw that he would need to leave open the door for an infinite number of sequels.
- No doubt hoping to amp up the American presence, the organizers shrewdly invited Tarantino to head the jury.
- Despite his shambolic demeanour, he has been riding the Asian new wave pretty shrewdly.
- The onetime gas pipeline company had shrewdly used its rights of way to diversify into telecommunications.
- The company is trying shrewdly to make its own claims of parity or superiority.

单词	shrewdly
释义	Definition of shrewdly in English: shrewdly adverb ˈʃruːdliˈʃrudli In a way that shows sharp powers of judgement; astutely. a very shrewdly observed satire slick passing and shrewdly timed runs Example sentencesExamples Despite his shambolic demeanour, he has been riding the Asian new wave pretty shrewdly. Much of that function, they shrewdly foresee, would be sheer make-believe. No doubt hoping to amp up the American presence, the organizers shrewdly invited Tarantino to head the jury. Perhaps Stoker shrewdly foresaw that he would need to leave open the door for an infinite number of sequels. The onetime gas pipeline company had shrewdly used its rights of way to diversify into telecommunications. These malignant Las Vegas showgirl lookalikes are holding Earth hostage, controlling the monsters with shrewdly hidden remote devices. The company is trying shrewdly to make its own claims of parity or superiority. Often, the best way to locate motivating signs is to look shrewdly at what is in plain view. The proposed budget increase is shrewdly targeted to fund a major three-year program titled "American Masterpieces: Three Centuries of Artistic Genius." Her shrewdly posed independence, which appears to be the opposite of servile deference, is itself deferential. Definition of shrewdly in US English: shrewdly adverbˈSHro͞odlēˈʃrudli In a way that shows sharp powers of judgment; astutely. a very shrewdly observed satire slick passing and shrewdly timed runs Example sentencesExamples These malignant Las Vegas showgirl lookalikes are holding Earth hostage, controlling the monsters with shrewdly hidden remote devices. Often, the best way to locate motivating signs is to look shrewdly at what is in plain view. The proposed budget increase is shrewdly targeted to fund a major three-year program titled "American Masterpieces: Three Centuries of Artistic Genius." Her shrewdly posed independence, which appears to be the opposite of servile deference, is itself deferential. Much of that function, they shrewdly foresee, would be sheer make-believe. Perhaps Stoker shrewdly foresaw that he would need to leave open the door for an infinite number of sequels. No doubt hoping to amp up the American presence, the organizers shrewdly invited Tarantino to head the jury. Despite his shambolic demeanour, he has been riding the Asian new wave pretty shrewdly. The onetime gas pipeline company had shrewdly used its rights of way to diversify into telecommunications. The company is trying shrewdly to make its own claims of parity or superiority.
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