astute
adjective
Origin of astute
Synonyms for astute
Related Words for astutely
intelligently, shrewdly, wittily, reasonably, rationally, logically, wisely, brilliantly, judiciously, skillfully, prudently, sensibly, knowingly, sharply, alertly, aptly, capably, discerningly, intellectually, keenlyExamples from the Web for astutely
Contemporary Examples of astutely
He also apologized to Daniel Clowes via sky writing because, as Lena Dunham astutely noted, that's what crazy people do.
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February 26, 2014
The NYPD detective, on reviewing her rage-filled emails, astutely diagnoses her as “borderline.”
One astutely muses about cognitive dissonance among the many conservative Republicans within the 47%.
One laddish website is astutely touting the news as a “happy hour fact to amaze your drinking buddies with.”
Historical Examples of astutely
"Paul Irving washes his face every day of his own accord," said Anne astutely.
Anne Of AvonleaLucy Maud Montgomery
"She doesn't need to have," said Mrs. Wistar promptly and astutely.
SelinaGeorge Madden Martin
“It was the ghost of your first wife,” asserted the old housekeeper, astutely.
Daisy BrooksLaura Jean Libbey
Louis-Philippe astutely shifted the responsibility to the public exchequer.
Dumas' ParisFrancis Miltoun
"He would not say any thing to you to-day if you were late," says Bobby, astutely.
NancyRhoda Broughton