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incisive (B2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ɪnˈsaɪsɪv/

Showing clear and deep understanding, and able to express ideas in a sharp and effective way.

She has an incisive mind, always getting to the root of the problem.
His incisive questions during the interview revealed the candidate's lack of preparation.
The report offered an incisive analysis of the economic situation.

incisive analysis (collocation): A very clear, detailed, and effective examination of something. — "The report offered an incisive analysis of the market trends."
incisive mind (collocation): A way of thinking that is very sharp, clear, and intelligent. — "She possesses an incisive mind, capable of understanding complex issues quickly."
incisive questions (collocation): Questions that are sharp, direct, and get to the heart of a matter. — "The lawyer's incisive questions exposed the witness's inconsistencies."

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