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Discernment meaning
The ability to distinguish; judgement. | The act of distinguishing between things. | The ability to distinguish between things.
Synonyms of Discernment
Example sentences (20)
And so really making sure that I use discernment to figure out how we grow in a way that’s organic, but also in a way that is protective of our organization and protective of the community.
Anticipating the discernment of a Congress member, it is hoped that a bill would be filed mandating the creation of a MEL unit in every LGU (province, city, and municipality).
Be that as it may, White readily drops his discernment.
But it will leave you richer in stories, wiser in discernment, and more confident of your own opinion.
Hence The PUNCH has decided she is worthy of being referred to as ‘Idan’, a slang which is a synonym for a person who achieves a difficult feat or a person who possesses the power of discernment.
I do have immense faith in our discernment as a people to elect the right candidate, however, I am also quite worried about the role tribal sentiments, cyber bullying and herd mentality on all sides has played in our electoral process.
Roumie advised Christians actors to try to find Christ in each role and emphasized the importance of prayer and discernment.
She does not believe there is a lack of spiritual discernment in the Church, but rather a lack of courage.
Somehow Beau Dawson has been portrayed publicly as the culprit in this situation, when in reality I should have been a better leader and shown greater wisdom and discernment in how I handled this incident.
The first SLC meeting focused on faith and formation, and the upcoming themes include health and wellness (with an emphasis on mental health), connection and community and then reflection and discernment.
This enables us to have a spirit of discernment so we can truly be in line with God in the decisions we make.
This month calls for discernment about what to accept.
Unable to sympathize with pain in one’s soul, the innate power of moral discernment is lost; some acquire it later, secondhand, via the teachings of the church, but these are likely to be biased.
Use discernment and choose better timing to bring up things you’re upset about or need to confront.
You just lost all discernment and self respect.
Adapting a novel that is experimental by nature demands farsighted discernment and a conviction to mold the source material's glaring flaws into something better.
A famous light-hearted saying that echoes in the corridors of the Supreme Court goes that Fali Nariman alone has the proficiency and legal discernment to recycle a criminal case into a constitutional case.
Amongst many things, the energetic and naive socialite with boundless enthusiasm of one person has elegantly complimented the other person’s air of gentle wisdom with grace of discernment and creativity of transforming the ordinary to extraordinary.
A person’s acumen, or keenness and depth of perception or discernment, is directly related to their level of performance.
Certainly, no one ever put much stock in Biden’s good judgment and discernment.