1. comparative form of shrewd; having or showing greater sharp judgment and practical intelligence
Usage: comparative form

Examples

• She proved to be a shrewder negotiator than her opponent.
• The shrewder investors sold their stocks before the market crashed.
• His shrewder business sense helped him avoid the costly mistake.
• The detective’s shrewder questioning revealed the truth.
• She made a shrewder choice by waiting for better terms.
• The shrewder candidate anticipated the voters’ concerns.