nugaciousness

Example:The paintings in the gallery represented the artist's true value, not the nugacious money they brought.

Definition:The monetary or material worth of something; the estimation of goods or services in terms of the amount of money, effort, or other resources that they are worth in exchange.

Example:Though he often acted on impulse, his nugaciousness in financial decisions was compensated by his reasoning when it came to art.

Definition:The ability to think logically, understand consequences, and make informed decisions.

Example:She had more wisdom than nugaciousness, as her practical decisions guided her family through tough times.

Definition:The quality of judgment, insight, or good sense that allows one to make sensible decisions, especially in dealing with practical matters.