Adjective:

तीक्ष्णपणा, तीक्ष्ण दृष्टी,

perspicacious's Usage Examples:

He has been cited as "one of the most perspicacious historians of the period".

For a perspicacious account of the "Museum" written a few years before the fall of Soviet.

There was a consistency in her selection of subjects -- a testament to perspicacious and enlightened character of the artist.

These and other perspicacious men both consoled me and offered practical help with this book.

and amusement-loving, he was a perfect social figure; extraordinarily perspicacious, he was also not devoid of slyness".

Barlow"s eggs when one egg hatches revealing a "perspicacious" loris, as identified later by Dr.

algebra is now taught by providing a decisive example of a clear and perspicacious presentation.

Brilliant, perspicacious lyrics about the life in a "big dirty city" [.

José Eduardo dos Santos said that he "was a dynamic, courageous and perspicacious businessman".

this but his own practice include a relentless striving to gain a "perspicacious representation" of perplexing elements in our thought Tanney, Julia.

Perspicacity (also called perspicaciousness) is a penetrating discernment (from the Latin perspicācitās, meaning throughsightedness, discrimination)—a.

noble family he thrived on the cut and thrust of Commons procedure; perspicacious, insightful he tried to achieve a balance of power.

The novel portrays Xue Baochai as a perspicacious and talented woman whose marriage became a tragedy because Jia Baoyu.

Synonyms:

sagacious, wise, sapient,

Antonyms:

inadvisable, blind, tactless, foolish,