dis·cern·ment [dɪˈsɜ:nmənt] SUST. no pl.
2. discernment (act of discerning):
- discernment
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It is also moral discernment as it relates to medical policy, practice, and research.
en.wikipedia.org It can ramify across a whole school curriculum and, when accompanied by the critical intelligence promoted by good religious education, contribute hugely to moral discernment.
theconversation.com A process of deepening the discernment is established.
en.wikipedia.org He is a favorite among fans for his unique personality, cultural discernment, and his almost preternatural competence.
en.wikipedia.org There also needs to be an ingenuous embracing of the ministry of discernment that was entrusted to the church.
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