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She is a smart and sagacious statesman.sagacious = wise
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She's been making sagacious business decisions for more than 30 years.
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Hearing her sagacious questions, I realized she has a keen mind and an understanding of political ramifications.sagacious = demonstrating wisdom
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Tell me, O sagacious Rider. (source)sagacious = wise
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I am sure you have as much energy and sagacity as they. (source)sagacity = wisdom
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'Ah, yes, now I understand,' Luigi said sagaciously. (source)sagaciously = wisely
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Many attributed Judson's ascension through party ranks in part to his smooth political sagacity and in part to Prudence Crandall. (source)sagacity = wisdom
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Doubtless, most sagacious of cats, (source)sagacious = wise
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"Very well, Dr. Ryan," Judge Moore nodded sagaciously.† (source)sagaciously = wisely
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The highest uses known to Newman's experience were certain transcendent sagacities in the handling of railway stock.† (source)
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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)sagacity = wisdom
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the sagacious power (source)sagacious = wise
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"Snake bad," Oscar said sagaciously.† (source)sagaciously = wisely
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Full of eagerness to prove her sagacity, she... (source)sagacity = wisdom
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Every night at locking-up time, the sagacious old admiral would... (source)sagacious = wisely
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But if these suspicions were really his, he sagaciously refrained from verbally expressing them, (source)
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