acuteness
Pronunciación: [əˈkjuːtnəs]
Contexto: «perception»
(noun) the ability to notice or understand things quickly and clearly. It’s like being really sharp and smart about what’s going on around you.
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Her acuteness allowed her to solve problems faster than her classmates.
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His lack of acuteness meant he missed the important details in the story.
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Did the teacher notice the acuteness of the student's observations?
Contexto: «sensitivity»
(noun) the quality of being very sensitive or intense, especially in terms of feelings or pain. It’s like feeling something very strongly or being very aware of it.
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The acuteness of her pain made her seek medical help immediately.
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He didn't experience any acuteness in his sense of taste after eating bland food.
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How would you describe the acuteness of the pain after the injury?
Contexto: «sharpness»
(noun) the quality of being sharp, either literally or in a more metaphorical sense. This can refer to the sharpness of a tool or the clarity of an image.
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The acuteness of the knife made it easy to cut through vegetables.
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The photograph lacked acuteness, appearing blurry and unclear.
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Can you see the acuteness of the edges in this drawing?