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acumen

noun/əˈkjuː.mən/

keen judgment in practical matters

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acumen in a sentence

Her financial acumen helped the struggling company recover.

The coach showed tactical acumen by changing the team's formation at halftime.

Where it comes from

From Latin acumen, meaning 'sharpness' or 'point.'

Memory hook

ACUMEN starts like ACUTE: both suggest a sharp mind.

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