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    astuteness


    1. have taken a toll on you, and all that astuteness of yours has


    2. He will seem to you affable at first sight but as your mere acquaintance transforms into friendship with him only then you are able to recognize his astuteness


    3. He told her about the anxiety with which he had asked Nigromanta to howl like a cat and sob gaston gaston gaston in his ear, and with how much astuteness he had ransacked her vials of perfume so that he could smell it on the necks of the little girls who went to bed because of hunger


    4. Amaranta Úrsula defended herself sincerely with the astuteness of a wise woman, weaseling her slippery, flexible, and fragrant weasel’s body as she tried to knee him in the kidneys and scorpion his face with her nails, but without either of them giving a gasp that might not have been taken for that breathing of a person watching the meager April sunset through the open window


    5. Barron was impressed with Norm’s astuteness; he was clever and loyal,


    6. His amazing astuteness had been powerful y


    7. And over the years, being naturally paranoid, he was continually reading the records of the prisoners, looking for anything which might indicate that a particular prisoner had the astuteness for escape or for organizing a riot


    8. the sweat of their brow and the astuteness of their intelligence


    9. in people's relationships, and with equal astuteness she could direct her clients towards


    10. He was to send his letters to Mere Rollet, and she gave him such precise instructions about a double envelope that he admired greatly her amorous astuteness

    11. His blade of human knowledge, natural astuteness particularised by long association with cases in the police courts, had been tempered by brief immersions in the waters of general philosophy


    12. "Speaking professionally, it was admirably done," cried I, looking in amazement at this man who was forever confounding me with some new phase of his astuteness


    13. Leona Cassiani, for her part, soon overcame her initial scruples, and she revealed what she had kept hidden with so much astuteness during her first three years


    14. She was still a child in every sense of the word, with braces on her teeth and the scrapes of elementary school on her knees, but he saw right away the kind of woman she was soon going to be, and he cultivated her during a slow year of Saturdays at the circus, Sundays in the park with ice cream, childish late afternoons, and he won her confidence, he won her affection, he led her by the hand, with the gentle astuteness of a kind grandfather, toward his secret slaughterhouse


    15. In his singular character the dual nature alternately asserted itself, and his extreme exactness and astuteness represented, as I have often thought, the reaction against the poetic and contemplative mood which occasionally predominated in him


    16. Having once departed from the indications of reason, men heap up and take upon faith, generally in the shape of laws, revelations, dogmas, such complicated, unnatural, and contradictory propositions that, in order to expound them and harmonize them with the lie, there is actually a need of astuteness of mind and of a special gift


    17. Your astuteness and intellectual acumen have always elicited my admiration


    18. The game is much more complex than it used to be, principally because the reformers have learned to play it more intelligently, and those who fail to give them credit for astuteness know little about the rules; the politicians themselves have ceased to make the mistake of underrating their antagonists


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    Synonyms for "astuteness"

    astuteness deepness depth profoundness profundity perspicaciousness perspicacity shrewdness ability aptitude brains gift propensity talent acumen

    "astuteness" definitions

    intelligence manifested by being astute (as in business dealings)


    the intellectual ability to penetrate deeply into ideas