Pronunciation: /pərˌspɪˈkeɪʃəs/
adjective having a ready insight into and understanding of things; keen mental perception and understanding
A1 She is a perspicacious student who always understands the lesson quickly.
A2 The detective's perspicacious observation skills helped him solve the case.
B1 The manager's perspicacious decision-making led to the company's success.
B2 The author's perspicacious analysis of the novel impressed literary critics.
C1 Her perspicacious insights into the market trends made her a successful investor.
C2 The professor's perspicacious understanding of the subject made his lectures engaging and informative.
formal The perspicacious analyst was able to quickly identify the key trends in the market.
informal She's so perspicacious, she always knows what's going on before anyone else.
slang That dude is seriously perspicacious, he never misses a beat.
figurative Her perspicacious gaze seemed to pierce through the facade, seeing right to the heart of the matter.
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