Pronunciation: /dɪˈsɜːrn.mənt/
noun perception in the absence of judgment with a view to obtaining spiritual direction and understanding
A1 She used her discernment to choose the best gift for her friend.
A2 With discernment, he was able to identify the most reliable source of information.
B1 His discernment in selecting the right candidate for the job impressed the hiring manager.
B2 The detective's keen discernment helped solve the mysterious case.
C1 The professor's discernment in analyzing complex theories was highly regarded by his colleagues.
C2 Her discernment in evaluating art pieces made her a respected art critic.
formal Her discernment in choosing the right candidate for the job was highly praised by the selection committee.
informal I trust your discernment when it comes to picking out the best restaurants in town.
slang His discernment in fashion is always on point.
figurative The artist's discernment in color choices brought the painting to life.
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