Sagacity is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SAGACITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• wisdom
• the quality of being sagacious
• foresight, discernment, or keen perception
• The quality of being sagacious; quickness or acuteness of sense perceptions; keenness of discernment or penetration with soundness of judgment; shrewdness.
• the mental ability to understand and discriminate between relations
• the trait of forming opinions by distinguishing and evaluating

Words related to SAGACITY

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How to use SAGACITY in a sentence

• He showed great sagacity as well as an enlightened mind.
• But Washington had fought the long battle of patience and sagacity until he was ready to strike.
• He perceived now with the utmost clearness that she did not believe a word of what he had said, and that in her magnificent and calm sagacity she was only trying to humour him.
• The finding of this important burial-place, which is exceedingly rich in most interesting early Christian remains, is due to the energy and sagacity of Dr.
• There was the prudent sagacity of wisdom and the deliberation of enormous strength in their movements.
• The Anglo-Saxon laws, by universal consent of all writers, owe more to the care and sagacity of Alfred than of any of the ancient kings.
• In this contingency, he manifested a personal generosity and political sagacity far above the comprehension of the ordinary smart politician.
• He was half collie and half bull dog, and was therefore both brave and full of sagacity.
• It is no mean proof of the sagacity of the great Calvin, that, upwards of three hundred years ago, he passed a sweeping sentence of condemnation on these Ignatian Epistles.
• The reader need not be surprised to be told what the writer heard Brother Kline tell about the somewhat remarkable sagacity of Nell.
• The chief magistrate was a venerable-looking man, with white hair and beard and a face of great sagacity.
• He possessed all ihe vigilance, caution, and sagacity of that celebrated Roman.
• Afterward she conquered Syria, subdued Egypt and founded a most wonderful kingdom with political sagacity and thoroughness.
• If the world has grown wiser since regarding the decline and fall of empires, it has gathered the best part of its sagacity from the prophecies.
• The sagacity of Le Verrier was felt to be almost superhuman.
• William Archer himself inclined to this view, though his strong sagacity kept him in a haze of healthy doubt on the subject.
• But he had already gained a competent fortune by his business sagacity.
• The materials of the work are, for the most part, ample, and they have been well employed by the historian, a man of extensive scholarship and of critical sagacity.
• Then, when they got home, she showed the much-talked-of-seal to her father in evidence of the sagacity of her views.
• In writing you these opinions, I wish not to do injustice to my own sagacity.
• By brute strength, by sagacity, by endurance he killed in order to get the means of subsistence.
• He was a man of right understanding, clear insight, and practical sagacity, as shewn by his methods of dealing with opposing forces, moral or physical.
• Her features were Hellenic, cold, pure and classic, and for all her youth and beauty there was an atmosphere about her of middle-age, immense experience, and old sagacity.
• Brown became interested in political subjects, and wrote upon them with vigor and sagacity.
• Miss Butterworth had sufficient sagacity to comprehend the reasons for Mr.
• She was tall, muscular, slight, with an extremely sensitive nervous organization, a brain of large size, and an expression of remarkable sagacity and quickness.
• His head was finely set and scholarly, and there was that about him which gave certainty, not only of his sagacity and skill, but of his true manhood, his mastery of himself.
• With his wonted sagacity, Douglas remarked that if they could not prevent the calling of a convention, they could hardly hope to control its action.
• It was certain the South with great unanimity would be in opposition, and the sagacity of Van Buren discovered the necessity of uniting the friends of Jackson and Crawford.

Similar words containing SAGAC without suffix ity

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