discerning
[dih-sur-ning, -zur-]
adjective
showing good or outstanding judgment and understanding: a discerning critic of French poetry.
Origin of discerning
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Related Words for undiscerning
bored, distracted, careless, distraught, oblivious, indifferent, apathetic, blind, uninformed, unfamiliar, unconcerned, inattentive, deaf, mindless, ill-considered, irrational, senseless, stupid, ill-advised, foolishExamples from the Web for undiscerning
Historical Examples of undiscerning
For the undiscerning eyes of the boy were blind to the feet of clay.
The PromiseJames B. Hendryx
But the undiscerning were not only to be kept quiet, they were to be made happy.
Evolution, Old & NewSamuel Butler
They are the notebooks of an omnivorous but indiscreet and undiscerning reader.
Giovanni Boccaccio, a Biographical StudyEdward Hutton
She was a mother of high ideals and she was not undiscerning.
Tom SladePercy K. Fitzhugh
Spiritually they are undiscerning, because imaginatively they are blind.
The Soul of the Far EastPercival Lowell
discerning
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