CEFR C1

insightful

adjective

Meaning

Having or showing a clear, deep, and accurate understanding of a complex thing or situation.

Examples

Her insightful analysis of the market trends helped the company make better decisions.
The professor's lecture was incredibly insightful, offering new perspectives on the topic.

Synonyms: perceptive, discerning, astute, profound

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insightful (C1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ɪnˈsaɪtfəl/

Definition

Having or showing a clear, deep, and accurate understanding of a complex thing or situation.

Examples

Her insightful analysis of the market trends helped the company make better decisions.
The professor's lecture was incredibly insightful, offering new perspectives on the topic.
He is known for his insightful comments that often reveal the core of a problem.

How to Use insightful

insightful about (prepositional phrase): Showing deep understanding regarding a particular subject. — "The documentary was very insightful about the history of jazz music."
insightful into (prepositional phrase): Providing deep understanding into a specific area or topic. — "Her research provided insightful data into consumer behavior."

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