Shrewd is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SHREWD in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• having keen insight
• having or showing sharp powers of judgement; astute
• (especially of weather) piercingly cold
• (of a blow) severe
• mischievous; malicious.
• clever and perceptive
• marked by practical hardheaded intelligence
• used of persons

Words related to SHREWD

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Words that contain SHREWD

shrewder15 shrewdie15 shrewdly18 shrewdest16 shrewdies16 shrewdness17 shrewdnesses19

How to use SHREWD in a sentence

• Mike liked to talk, and was shrewd enough to see that Miriam liked to listen to him.
• He has a shrewd distrust of dealers, and therefore prefers to buy family pictures or originals directly from chapels and convents.
• He was too shrewd to stand up with any pupil who might get the best of him and permit that pupil to hammer away at him.
• Charles was shrewd and intelligent, and conducted himself in such a manner as to gain respect.
• What beautiful and appropriate texts are to be found in Scripture, Miss Gourlay! By the way, the man that wrote it was a shrewd fellow and a profound thinker.
• I am a little too shrewd now, Master Harry, to act solely upon anonymous information.
• Jacob was not much to look at, but he would be a man of considerable substance in time, and he had a shrewd head enough for business.
• Cuthbert had a shrewd notion that there was little enough of magic in any of the words and dark sayings he had heard.
• She is, like the emperor, shrewd, and acts her part well.
• But he was too shrewd to lay bare the ways that led to his camp.
• It gave Ambrose a shrewd little twinge of jealousy to hear Colina begging this man not to risk his life by leaving the house.
• Pete was shrewd and in no way inclined to commit himself carelessly.
• Some of the Armenian proverbs are very shrewd and all have a flavour of their own.
• All that he had became mine, and I considered it shrewd business.
• But they are shrewd enough to see that their greatest peril lies in a truce between ourselves and the English.
• The hero, the spy, is a cool, shrewd, fearless man, who is employed by General Washington in service which involves great personal hazard.
• A sense of elation filled his mind that he was shrewd enough to keep his own secrets.
• The oftener he met her, the more interested the shrewd and kindly man became in Anne Champneys.
• He has been acting as a dispatch rider, and I can make a pretty shrewd guess about what you took from him.
• Daniel Atterly, however, had been shrewd enough to know the advantages of a better education than he had been able to absorb in his boyhood.
• Now, this queen had made the city wondrous strong by the craft of engineers, yet Cyrus took it by a shrewd device, drawing off the water of the river so as to gain a passage.
• Never in the history of the world have so many great political leaders, learned students of politics, and shrewd business men gathered together.
• Oliver Pollock, the shrewd merchant and patriot, man of affairs, and judge of his kind, observed them closely and, observing, he felt a great thrill of satisfaction.
• His face was pale and thoughtful, and he had the shrewd faculty of knowing when to smile.
• The shrewd philosopher did not think twice about it.
• In this there is a good back-ground of shrewd observation.
• He was an American by birth, and a shrewd, clever, sensible person.

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