Self Sagacity Definition and 13 Synonyms
When Self was chosen to pair with Sagacity, it was meant to be a place to share the process, or rather, the accumulation of my own 1) wisdom and 2) learning in life. It is at times definitively 3) opinionated. It is not flawless and not always serious, so when you come across a post that is funny, go ahead and laugh, it was probably meant to be humorous.
Most of all, thanks for reading. If you wanted to leave Self Sagacity your thoughts, it's appreciated. If you ever wanted to be a guest writer Self Sagacity is just a ping away.
Pronunciation: \sə-ˈga-sə-tē, si-\
Vietnamese Translation: sự thông minh
sagacity (n.) (literary): sự nhiệt tình, sự sắc sảo, độ nhọn, độ sắc
Merriam-Webster (1913) △SagacitySa*gac"i*ty (?), n. [L. sagacitas. See Sagacious.]
The quality of being sagacious; 4) quickness or 5) acuteness of sense perceptions; 6) keenness of discernment or 7) penetration with soundness of judgment; 8) shrewdness.
Syn. -- Penetration; shrewdness; 9) judiciousness. -- Sagacity, Penetration. Penetration enables us to enter into the depths of an abstruse subject, to 10) detect motives, plans, etc. Sagacity adds to penetration a keen, 11) practical judgment, which enables one to 12) guard against the designs of others, and to 13) turn everything to the best possible advantage.










Thanks for the definition and the reasoning behind your nom de plume. I have heard the word but was a little unclear on the meaning.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the meaning and pronunciation of Self Sagacity. Cool name, interesting information!
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome that you explain the meaning behind your blog title..
ReplyDeleteYou mean it isn't obvious?
ReplyDeleteI knew how to pronounce it, but your definitions have made it even more apt for this lovely blog.
ReplyDeleteI looked it up the first time I saw it but your definition makes it clearer. Love your cherub!
ReplyDelete@SquirrelQueen I will need to look up "nom de plume" because this is the first time I have seen it. You have just taught me something.
ReplyDelete@Diane AZ The word Sagacity was used in the 15th century. Via French vocabulary. It is an interesting word, and I just LOVE it.
ReplyDelete@Mumsy I like your blog title lady, "Raw" If only I though of it when I was trying to come up with a title for my blog, Raw Sagacity, sounds pretty bold I think...I like it.
ReplyDelete@Alice Audrey No, apparently not too many of us are sagacious...as a matter of fact, I think about 90% of my readers...I guess that is why I am still here.;-)
ReplyDelete@Anne Lyken-Garner Thanks Anne, I believe this post has helped many in the pronunciation, as well as the meaning, and that is always important for readership to understand what "cult" they are joining. Just joking.
ReplyDelete@Judy Sheldon-Walker I love it! You looked it up? How cute is that? I am always obsessive about something I don't know, or not sure about too.
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