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C2 Skill and wisdom

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She is an ........... pianist, captivating audiences with her virtuous performances. adept (highly skilled, proficient, or talented in a particular activity or field)
The .............. chess player quickly outmaneuvered his oppenent with a clever strategy. adroit (quick, skillful or adept in action or thought)
She's .................... and can write with either hand. ambidextrous (able to use both hands with equal skill and ease)
Having an ................. understanding of business, she made shrewd investment decisions. astute (having a clever and practical ability to make wise and effective decisions)
Her .............. nature was evident from the large collection of novels and academic texts in her home. bookish (describing a person who loves to read and has an academic or studious interest in books)
His ..................... investment decisions allowed him to amass wealth steadily over the years. canny (shrewd, astute, and clever in their dealings or decision-making)
He is a ................... musician with decades of experience. consummate (showing the highest level of skill or mastery in a particular activity)
He's ....................... enough to catch on before the explanation finishes. discerning (able to grasp concepts, intentions, or meanings rapidly and accurately)
The ............... professor's research has significantly contributed to advancements in the field of neuroscience. erudite (displaying or possessing extensive knowledge that is acquired by studying and reading)
She handled the negotiation with great ...................., ensuring both sides were satisfied. finesse (the act of dealing with a situation in a subtle and skillful way)
Seeking ....................... counsel, she turned to her grandmother for advice on matters of the heart. sage (possessing wisdom, sound judgment, or prudence)
His ................. vision allows him to see beyond the surface, uncovering deeper meanings and unveiling hidden truths. incisive (capable of quickly grasping complex topics and offer clear and insightful perspectives)
His .................. use of resources ensured the project's success within budget and on time. judicious (applying good judgment and sense, especially in making decisions)
The detective's .................... eyes noticed a small detail that led to the solution of the mysterious case. perspicacious (quick to understand and judge people, things, and situations accurately)
It was a ................... move to delay the announcement until after the vote. politic (showing smart thinking and careful planning, especially to avoid problems or get a good result)
The .................. professor was widely respected for his contributions to physics. eminent (having a position or quality that is noticeably great and respected)
The pianist's ................. amazed the audience. virtuosity (exceptional technical skill, fluency, or style in a particular art or field, shown at a masterful level)
The CEO was ................. about the new partnership, carefully weighing various risks and benefits before approving the deal. circumspect (very cautious before doing something to avoid potential problems or consequences)
Her expertise lies in the ................. of astrophysics. realm (an area of knowledge, interest, or activity that you study, work in, or talk about)
The pilot's visual acuity was tested before every flight. acuity (sharpness of the senses, especially sight and hearing)
Her business ................. helped the company grow quickly. acumen (sharp judgment and quick decision-making, especially in practical or professional matters)
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