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savvy
adjective as in shrewd
noun as in shrewdness
Example Sentences
Many in the audience also came to hear Ocasio-Cortez, 35, a sharp, politically savvy Democratic socialist once at the fringes of the Democratic Party who is now broadening her national appeal.
But as the season progressed it became clear, Redick is so basketball bright and communication savvy, the players couldn’t help but listen.
Dr. Stephen Carney, 74, an emergency care physician in Los Angeles who receives Social Security, said he expected the changes to hurt a lot of elderly people who are not computer savvy.
There is the migration of many, many people towards the West, digitally savvy about the relative riches here, climate change and conflict among the push factors for some too.
Such efforts often have made even the savviest investors and best-credentialed experts look like idiots.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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