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Sagacity

Definition

(formal) The quality of being discerning, perceptive, and wise; the ability to make sound judgments and decisions, often based on subtle or intuitive insights. Typically collocates with 'business', 'political', 'financial', or 'strategic'.

Example Sentences

1The entrepreneur's sagacity in anticipating market trends allowed her company to stay ahead of the competition.
2Does a leader's sagacity in times of crisis necessarily translate into long-term success?
3The diplomat's sagacity in navigating the complex web of international relations earned him a reputation as a master strategist.
4Developing sagacity in business requires a combination of experience, intuition, and analytical skills.
5There is a fine line between sagacity and recklessness in high-stakes decision-making; knowing when to take calculated risks is crucial.

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