noun

sagacity

sagacity, wisdom, shrewdness

He showed great sagacity in his business decisions.

He showed great sagacity in his business decisions.

((uncountable noun)) the quality of being wise He is known for his sagacity.

Synonyms: wisdom, insight, judgment; Antonyms: foolishness, stupidity

From Latin 'sagax' (wise) plus the noun-forming suffix '-ity'. 'Sagire' means 'to perceive keenly'.

Think of a 'sage' (a wise person) who has 'sagacity'.

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