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FCarv Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Savvy
The word "savvy" can be used in which type of speech?
Formal, informal?
It seems like the kind of word that you would find in poetry and not much on the day-to-day.
Rgds,
FCarv
Formal, informal?
It seems like the kind of word that you would find in poetry and not much on the day-to-day.
Rgds,
FCarv
Top answer
Hi, It's pretty casual. Regards
- Hi, It's pretty casual.
- Regards
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"savvy" is also used a lot as a compound adjective. For example, "computer-savvy", "tech-savvy" etc are all relatively common.
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And you can use in lots of situations, correct?
For instance:
Savvy as "experient2 (adjective)
Savvy as "ability do to something" (noun)
Savvy as "clear"
For instance:
Savvy as "experient2 (adjective)
Savvy as "ability do to something" (noun)
Savvy as "clear"
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Generally speaking, "savvy" means knowing about something and making good judgments based on that knowledge.
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