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discernment in Italian

discernment in Italian is criterio, distinzione, oculatezza — discernment means the ability to judge well — to see the difference between things and decide wisely between them.

discernment in Italian

criterio
noun
The ability to distinguish between things.
distinzione
noun
The ability to distinguish between things.
oculatezza
noun
The ability to distinguish between things.
discernimento
noun
assennatezza
noun
The condition of understanding.
buonsenso
noun
The condition of understanding.

What does "discernment" mean?

  1. noun The ability to judge well — to see the difference between things and decide wisely between them.
    "She chose the pieces with real discernment."
  2. noun In Christian practice, seeking to understand what God is calling a person to do.
    "A year of discernment before entering the order."
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discernment in a sentence

  • She chose the pieces with real discernment.
  • A year of discernment before entering the order.

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What is "discernment" in Italian?

"discernment" in Italian is criterio, distinzione, oculatezza. discernment means: The ability to judge well — to see the difference between things and decide wisely between them.

How do you use "discernment" in a sentence?

Example: "She chose the pieces with real discernment." In Italian, "discernment" is criterio, distinzione, oculatezza.

Are there other ways to say "discernment" in Italian?

Yes — Italian has 6 translations listed for "discernment": criterio, distinzione, oculatezza, discernimento, assennatezza, buonsenso.

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