Shrewdness is valid Scrabble Word

Is shrewdness a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is shrewdness valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

10 letters word
17 points in Scrabble
17 points in WWF

Definitions for SHREWDNESS in dictionary:

NOUN:

the state of being shrewd
the quality of having or showing good powers of judgement
a group of apes.
intelligence manifested by being astute (as in business dealings)

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

mischievous

Words related to SHREWDNESS

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Words that contain SHREWDNESS

How to use SHREWDNESS in a sentence

But if he was too scrupulous for the audacious wickedness of the one, he proved himself equally devoid of the well-calculating shrewdness of the other.
I grant your cleverness, your shrewdness, even your common sense, but all three are academic.
Checking off one against the other, with customary shrewdness, he had a number of doctors go over him, and all agreed that he was good for twenty years yet.
In his time, the old gentleman had been a working mason, and had risen from the ranks more, I think, by shrewdness than by merit.
She had a fair mind, great shrewdness, and kept a journal of facts.
The fact that it had not occurred to the Indians he attributed to their inferior shrewdness and sagacity.
The expression of his face was remarkably typical of American humor and shrewdness, an effect much aided by the chronic wink afforded by his closed eye.
Jacob had begged earnestly to accompany him, and as Harry deemed that his shrewdness might be of great use, he determined to take him with him, as well as another of his troop.
Sir William Curtis possessed a much greater share of shrewdness and good sense than the vulgar ever gave him credit for.
She surpassed other women in seriousness and shrewdness, and laid the condition on her suitor that she would not marry him till she had received Denmark as a dowry.

Sometimes it is only perceptible to the favoured individual himself, but more generally is to be discerned by any person of ordinary shrewdness.
The inhabitants of the latter town being mostly from the New England states, have in their dealings and manners that dry shrewdness which is the true Yankee characteristic.
The England of her day, and of later days, would not have been what it was and what it became, without the aid of her mingled shrewdness and prudence.
The face was strong and Yankee-marked with shrewdness and reserve.
It is possible that Louis Napoleon will live many years yet, or at least die a natural death, but there are those who have a reputation for shrewdness who do not believe it.
He possessed a frame hardened by labor, and, to a native shrewdness and self reliance, added traits which threw light and warmth into his character.
His tight lips curved downwards at the corners and, combined with his bold eyes, gave him an air of peculiar shrewdness and purpose.
They have shrewdness and penetration, but lack independence and force.
From his mother, a woman of much originality and shrewdness, he inherited a strong inclination towards intellectual culture.
Aided by a natural shrewdness and sense, he got along pretty well.
In practical affairs he showed more shrewdness than his brother.
Schroeter sends me of your practical sense and shrewdness in business lead me to request you to go over yourself, in which case I shall send Mr.
She was a person of great shrewdness and judgment, and, as I afterwards experienced, of strong and tenacious affections.
Her desire to impose her will, vehement as it was, and unlimited by any principle, was yet checked by a certain shrewdness.
The number of people who imagine that success in business is won by shrewdness and sharp practice is very large.
He had accomplished this systematically, little by little, carrying his deeds clear from suspicion by a shrewdness and daring that marked him a most able criminal.
The homespun jacket covered a natural shrewdness which had been sharpened by responsibility.
After that, it is upon your own strength and shrewdness that you must rely for an escape from any snares that may be laid for you.
I have been supplied with a remarkable example of this combination of Aberdeen shrewdness with Aberdeen dialect.
Only a shrewdness of understanding that was never cruel, a humour that had no edge.
She did not contest the point, reflecting that Nick, with all his shrewdness, was but a man, as he himself admitted.
It was a peculiar combination of shrewdness, curiosity, and amusement, but one could not take offence at it.
But Bressant, if he were a child in the world of the affections, was, in other respects, a man of exceptional shrewdness and comprehensive ability.
Anybody would take Giroudeau for a fool at first sight, but he has just enough shrewdness to be an inscrutable old file.
They were both men of great shrewdness, and both speculative in their characters, and both had accumulated large fortunes.
And is not shrewdness a quickness or cleverness of the soul, and not a quietness? True.

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