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• n  the cognitive condition of someone who understands
• n  delicate discrimination (especially of aesthetic values)
• n  perception of that which is obscure
• n  the mental ability to understand and discriminate between relations
• n  the trait of judging wisely and objectively
  a man of discernment

• The incident revived discussions of martyrdom, evangelization, citizenship and discernment, and underlined the extent to which the West is no longer necessarily the driving .
• At that point, her parents realized Johnson's discernment was not just a passing phase.
• Catholic centers at universities, including Illinois and Texas AM, report growing numbers of women entering discernment, or the official period of considering a vocation.

• understanding
• apprehension
• savvy
• taste
• appreciation
• perceptiveness
• sagacity
• sagaciousness
• judgment
• judgement
• discretion

News & Articles

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• Pastor Charles Pretlow to present 'Discernment' workshop in July
  Leading up to a workshop on his book, author and Pastor Charles Pretlow will sign copies of his latest book titled, "Discernment" from 1-4 p.m. June 29 at Hastings and from 4-6 p.m. July 12 at Words of Life.
  June 22, 2013 - Canon City Daily Record

Quotes

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• Brad Childress in Minneapolis Star Tribune
  You have to have that discernment to not do that, to say, 'I'm rolling left I probably [shouldn't] throw it back here,'Childress said, referring to the interception. "You can make it once in a while, plus you don't take a hit [or] take the...
• Darrell Green in USA Today
  I met my wife, and within six months we got engaged,Green said. "I've just always been a guy who has a quick discernment on something. Even in business. I've always been fast. I'm fast in the things that I try to focus on, but I also have...
• Corazon Aquino in Reuters India
  This weekend, I will be going on a spiritual retreat as I pray for discernment and divine guidance,Aquino told a news conference as supporters chanted "Noynoy, Noynoy".