astutely
Adverb
Meaning
in a shrewd manner
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Examples
he invested his fortune astutely
he was acutely insightful
In conversation, Alvin astutely deduces that she is pregnant (although this is not extremely physically obvious) and has run away from home.
Arpita Singh is celebrated for her multidisciplinary practice, spanning five decades, which astutely documents cultural shifts within contemporary life in India in response to the country’s socioeconomic rise.
Attempting a discreet withdrawal at the supposedly empty home of Washington, D.C.'s resident king maker (Walter Sullivan, astutely played by E.G. Marshall), the stakes are suddenly raised when he runs into some major league rats.
For a parent, there are few horrors greater than the death of a child; it is a pain that cannot be summed up in a single word, and Brothers astutely notes that “there is no word like ‘widow’ or ‘orphan’ for the parent who loses a child.”