Synonym: acute, discriminating, keen, knifelike, penetrating, penetrative, piercing, sharp. Similar words: decisive, derisive, decision, financial crisis, massive, passive, elusive, pensive. Meaning: [ɪn'saɪsɪv] 
adj. 1. having or demonstrating ability to recognize or draw fine distinctions 2. suitable for cutting or piercing.
adj. 1. having or demonstrating ability to recognize or draw fine distinctions 2. suitable for cutting or piercing. 
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31, Any trawl through the band's interviews will reveal statements that are challenging and incisive.
32, The dissert, Marx on labor force of two basic conditions becomes commodity, is very incisive and penetrating, it's the abstract science theory of the history given rise to society economy appearance.
33, This one incisive judgment of river secretary - general, it is wraparound to telling political height.
34, Others have found the critical essays of Mary McCarthy brilliant and incisive where her novel "The Group" struck them as sprawling gossip.
35, He combined curious qualities of naivety with incisive wit and worldly sophistication.
36, ' he by oneself incisive tip of a writing brush straight thrust enemy's heart, by own pen drove the people revolt, finally has given to all healthy tendencies this country.
37, The Maths Tutor is a wry and incisive new play exposing how our desire for normal family life and our fears about adults, young people and sex can sometimes outride the truth.
38, He combined curious qualities of naivete with incisive wit and worldly sophistication.
39, His poetry is garrulous , intellectually incisive and adjectivally rich.
40, The incisive , cultured but unaffected voice matched Peat - Smith's ingenuous appearance.
41, In many people's mind, Derrida is a extreme subjectivist , nihilist and text idealist, but some people hold that he is a prophet whose insight is very incisive and brilliant.
42, Among of them, Kenneth Goodman put forward the whole language theory , he also put forward incisive standpoint of reading process and new concept of reading education.
43, In what the Lu Xun thought is most incisive is to the Chinese nationalistic critique.
44, The works of William Golding, the Nobel Prize winner for literature, is noted for their incisive style, poetic narration and keen percipience into humanity.
45, The effect is clever, especially when Mr Mamet peppers the script with incisive one-liners.
46, His incisive and fore sighted view indicated his foresight and sagacity as a vocational revolutionist.
47, Butterfly fish's mouth specially small, two jaws teeth are slender, incisive, leans the line basic integrity.
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49, Each area comprises industry - focussed teams dedicated to delivering incisive advice.
50, We hope for an incisive analysis, not a rehash of the same old platitudes.
51, She has an incisive manner of speaking, happily free from ums and ers, and, perhaps, a tribute to the elocution lessons she took while still a young girl.
52, About should entrust with contracts the farmer big land right the dispute, also even more incisive.
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