perceptiveness
Noun
Meaning
delicate discrimination (especially of aesthetic values)
perception of that which is obscure
a feeling of understanding
the quality of insight and sympathetic understanding
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arrogance and lack of taste contributed to his rapid success
to ask at that particular time was the ultimate in bad taste
I tip my hat to the script writers of South Park for their perceptiveness regarding the underlying ideology.
Lola’s hilariously grim Filipino folk stories weave in and out of Virgil’s mind, ultimately giving him the courage to stand up for himself; and rather than holding her back, Valencia’s deafness heightens her perceptiveness.
“Practical, convincing, and even startling in its perceptiveness!
Those people would be wrong not to trust the correctness and the perceptiveness of your impressions today.