sagacity in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for sagacity in the English»French Dictionary

sagacity [Brit səˈɡasɪti, Am səˈɡæsədi], sagaciousness [səˈɡeɪʃəsnɪs] N

sagacity

sagacité f

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sagacité

sagacity, shrewdness

sagacity in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for sagacity in the English»French Dictionary

sagacity [səˈgæsəti, Am -t̬i] N no pl form

sagacity

sagacité f

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sagacité

sagacity

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Calling his captains together, a mass was said to bring him sagacity in forming his plans, and then he addressed them with words of encouragement.

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His political sagacity and eloquence made him the recognized leader and spokesman of thirty bishops, his colleagues in the assembly.

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They typically display great agility, stamina and trainability and more importantly sagacity.

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When he was young, he went to the capital to study, and there he was known as having elegance and being sagacity.

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Among its most important qualities are an acute mind and sagacity.

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It needed distinct events, predicted beforehand, without vagueness and which could not have been foreseen with human sagacity.

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To have turned up to give a lecture any less neglected would have been to put show before sagacity.

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Philosophical sagacity is a sort of individualist version of ethnophilosophy, in which one records the beliefs of certain special members of a community.

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Sagacity involves wisdom of a practical nature which is achieved through experience.

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He is reaping the pecuniary profit of his business sagacity, but it is at the cost of art.

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