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savvy
[sav-ee]
adjective
experienced, knowledgable, and well-informed; shrewd (often used in combination): a tech-savvy entrepreneur.
consumers who are savvy about prices;
a tech-savvy entrepreneur.
noun
Also savviness. practical understanding; shrewdness or intelligence; common sense.
a candidate who seemed to have no political savvy.
verb (used with or without object)
to know; understand.
savvy
/ ˈæɪ /
verb
to understand or get the sense of (an idea, etc)
I don't (he doesn't, etc) understand
noun
comprehension
adjective
shrewd; well-informed
51Թ History and Origins
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of savvy1
Example Sentences
In a savvy move, South Africa engaged the services of Stuart Broad - a man who is on the honours board for batting and bowling - in the build-up to this match.
On X, where he has 4.7 million followers, he has channeled his pop-culture savvy and political outrage into a satirical sideshow, firing off punchlines like proton torpedoes.
After all, Trump had said he was a "genius" and very "savvy" for invading in the first place.
They provide cohesion on a plate, concentrate flavors, and offer a savvy way to use up produce on the brink.
They have been elevated by some savvy architects, undercut by assorted chain operations and frequently left for dead by the side of the road.
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