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Astute investors spread their risk instead of investing all their money in just one thing.astute = smart and perceptive
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it ... was a fairly astute analysis of the relationship between Chris and Walt McCandless. (source)
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Very astute, Harry, but... (source)astute = smart & perceptive
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Very astute. ... It was exactly what he himself would have done. (source)astute = smart and perceptive
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I'd say that's a remarkably astute analysis. (source)
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Arthur became an astute and deliberate vegetable gardener, (source)
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The young man seemed rather astute, Moon thought, and determined, as well. (source)astute = smart and perceptive
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Few Little League pitchers had the courage, astuteness and ability to manage those types of pitches. (source)astuteness = intelligence and perceptionstandard suffix: The suffix "-ness" converts an adjective to a noun that means the quality of. This is the same pattern you see in words like darkness, kindness, and coolness.
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[she had] astutely gauged the prevailing temper, and not just rejected, but rejected outright and extremely rudely, all of Baby Kochamma's advances and small seductions. (source)Astutely = with intelligence and perceptiveness
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This time broken by the drawl of the astute congressman from Tennessee. (source)astute = smart and perceptive
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When Gilbert gave him a small plantation, he managed it for two years with such astuteness ... that at the end of the time he could repay Gilbert a substantial part of the purchase price. (source)astuteness = intelligence
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...as you very astutely observed. (source)astutely = with intelligence and perceptiveness
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"You're talking like a crazy ma-" "Like a crazy man? How astute." "Damn it, Harding, I didn't mean it like that." (source)astute = smart & perceptive
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For all his sagacity, for all his caution and astuteness, the old judge had gone the way of the rest. (source)astuteness = smart perceptiveness
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he had a capacity for cards, played good-humouredly, and calculated rapidly and astutely, so that he usually won. (source)astutely = with intelligence and perceptiveness
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Astute of Hank to notice that. (source)Astute = smart and perceptive
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