আগ্রহ এবং চিন্তার বা অভিব্যক্তি বা বুদ্ধি forcefulness

trenchancy's Usage Examples:

His trenchancy cost him his job, and he left Manchester the following year, succeeded.

falling out with the cricketing establishment seems to have arisen from the trenchancy of some of Lillywhite's observations.

Lyrically, Anthem retains the trenchancy of its predecessors, criticizing social injustice and economic materialism.

Steiner’s premature death was a loss to scholarship given the erudite trenchancy of his analytical acumen.

Robert Storey traces it with trenchancy: "A character of more simplicity than sense and of less decency than either.

popularity was due to the public's "yearning for youth, irreverence, trenchancy, satire, [and] a clean break with the past.

obtruncation, omnitruncation, retrench, retrenchment, tranche, tranchet, trench, trenchancy, trenchant, truncate, truncation, truncheon, trunk, trunnion tryp- bore.

neither oracle, orator nor professional wit, but he expressed himself with trenchancy, and his gentlemanly self-control was occasionally ruffled by storms of.

the movie wanders into its contemplation of mortality and meaning, the trenchancy kind of creaks and falls off.

rare to find a comedic musical in which the trenchancy of the social commentary is as engaging as the songs," Les Spindle, Frontiers.

trenchancy's Meaning':

keenness and forcefulness of thought or expression or intellect

Synonyms:

effectuality; effectualness; effectiveness; incisiveness; effectivity;

Antonyms:

ineffectiveness; powerlessness; inefficacy; effective; ineffective;