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Meaning of savvy
having a keen understanding and practical knowledge
Etymology of savvy
The word "savvy" has its roots in the Spanish word "sabio," meaning wise or knowledgeable, and was first used in the mid-17th century to describe someone who is wise or knowledgeable
The word gained popularity in the 19th century as a term used to describe someone who is street-smart or worldly-wise
Synonyms
astute
shrewd
discerning
perceptive
intelligent
wise
clever
sharp
smart
witty
knowledgeable
informed
aware
enlightened
sophisticated
experienced
skilled
adept
proficient
competent
capable
insightful
intuitive
sagacious
prudent
cautious
vigilant
alert
observant
mindful
cognitive
rational
logical
sensible
reasonable
judicious
circumspect
prudent
sage
erudite
learned
cerebral
Definitions
- Having a keen understanding and practical knowledge of something, especially the world of business or politics
- * Having a keen understanding and practical knowledge of how to deal with people or situations
Usage Examples
- She's a savvy businesswoman who knows how to navigate the corporate world
- * He's a savvy investor who always seems to make smart financial decisions
- * The company is looking for a savvy marketing team that can help them reach a wider audience
Antonyms
naive
foolish
ignorant
uninformed
unaware
obtuse
dim-witted
stupid
senseless
irrational
illogical
imprudent
reckless
impulsive
careless
thoughtless
mindless
clueless
oblivious
insensitive
simple
unsophisticated
unrefined
uneducated
unschooled
untrained
inexperienced