brainish (Meaning)
Wordnet
brainish (s)
characterized by undue haste and lack of thought or deliberation
Webster
brainish (a.)
Hot-headed; furious.
Synonyms & Antonyms of brainish
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brainish Sentence Examples
- His speech was full of brainish jargon that only fellow neuroscientists could decipher.
- She tackled the complex problem with a brainish approach, breaking it down into manageable components.
- The professor's brainish explanation of quantum mechanics left the students bewildered.
- His brainish analysis of the data revealed fascinating insights into cognitive processes.
- The novel's protagonist possessed a brainish intellect that propelled him to solve the mystery.
- Despite his brainish tendencies, he struggled to communicate his ideas effectively to others.
- The research paper was lauded for its brainish methodology, advancing the field significantly.
- Her brainish reasoning enabled her to excel in strategic decision-making.
- The team's brainish innovation revolutionized the way people approached problem-solving.
- The inventor's brainish inventions reshaped entire industries, leaving a lasting legacy.
FAQs About the word brainish
characterized by undue haste and lack of thought or deliberationHot-headed; furious.
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His speech was full of brainish jargon that only fellow neuroscientists could decipher.
She tackled the complex problem with a brainish approach, breaking it down into manageable components.
The professor's brainish explanation of quantum mechanics left the students bewildered.
His brainish analysis of the data revealed fascinating insights into cognitive processes.
