sagaciously's Usage Examples:

Aulus Gellius' Noctes Atticae: "The philosopher Pythagoras reasoned sagaciously and acutely in determining and measuring the hero's superiority in size.

Judas sagaciously kept his men from touching the booty, preparing them for the impending.

in presenting the antecedents to an event briefly and efficiently, in sagaciously explaining it and in putting interest in the narration".

young age, the practicalities of producing an actual garment Gilbey sagaciously advises potential designers…'it's all right doing sketches and things.

Then he recounted Huldar saga — better and more sagaciously than any of the people who were there had previously heard.

psychosurgery as it relates to neuroethics concludes: "The lessons of history sagaciously reveal wherever the government has sought to alter medical ethics and.

2 The fraternal doina the country praiseth, As our great Party sagaciously us leadeth.

Synonyms:

sapiently; astutely; shrewdly; acutely;