perceptive in Latin
perceptive in Latin is sagāx — perceptive means quick to notice or understand things; showing sharp insight.
perceptive in Latin
sagāx
Having or showing keenness or sharpness of perception, insight, understanding, or intuition.
What does "perceptive" mean?
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adj Quick to notice or understand things; showing sharp insight.
"That was a perceptive comment about the character's motives."
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perceptive in a sentence
- That was a perceptive comment about the character's motives.
- She's remarkably perceptive when it comes to reading people.
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What is "perceptive" in Latin?
"perceptive" in Latin is sagāx. perceptive means: Quick to notice or understand things; showing sharp insight.
How do you use "perceptive" in a sentence?
Example: "That was a perceptive comment about the character's motives." In Latin, "perceptive" is sagāx.
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