It's time for a new "Word of the Day". May I suggest:
acuity
Acuity has to do with sharpness and smartness. Do you always get top grades in math? Then you have an acuity for numbers.
People often talk about "mental acuity" which is a fancy way of saying intelligence, brains, or smartness. There are specific kinds of acuity, too. As people become very old, they tend to lose their acuity in many areas, including their vision, which is one reason very old people don't drive as well. A 40-year-old quarterback isn't going to have the same acuity for seeing receivers and throwing the ball as a 25-year-old quarterback.
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Hello, my Chicken Tedders, I want to share with you some thoughts, Word of the Day- Apologia noun/ ap - uh - LOH - jee - uh A defense especially of one's opinions, positions, or actions. Facts about Rome - 1. Did you know modern Rome has 280 fountains and more than a total of 900 churches - that's a lot! 2. Rome has a museum dedicated only to pasta, it is called The National Museum of Pasta 3. Around 700,000 euros of coins are tossed into Rome's Trevi Fountain each year, the proceeds are donated to help those in need
It's time for a new "Word of the Day". May I suggest:
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Acuity has to do with sharpness and smartness. Do you always get top grades in math? Then you have an acuity for numbers.
People often talk about "mental acuity" which is a fancy way of saying intelligence, brains, or smartness. There are specific kinds of acuity, too. As people become very old, they tend to lose their acuity in many areas, including their vision, which is one reason very old people don't drive as well. A 40-year-old quarterback isn't going to have the same acuity for seeing receivers and throwing the ball as a 25-year-old quarterback.