sharp-witted (Meaning)

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sharp-witted (a.)

Having an acute or nicely discerning mind.

Emily's sharp-witted remarks kept everyone on their toes during the meeting.
The detective had a reputation for his sharp-witted deductions, which often led to successful investigations.
The sharp-witted child promptly answered the teacher's most difficult question.
The comedian's sharp-witted humor brought the audience to tears.
The journalist was known for her sharp-witted takedowns of prominent figures.
The business leader's sharp-witted decision-making guided the company through challenging times.
The student's sharp-witted essay earned her top honors in the writing competition.
The writer's sharp-witted short stories were both entertaining and thought-provoking.
The politician's sharp-witted debates often overshadowed their actual policy positions.
The researcher's sharp-witted observations led to groundbreaking discoveries in the field of medicine.

Having an acute or nicely discerning mind.

shrewd,smart, astute, heady, bright, hardheaded, wise, insightful, canny, sagacious

ingenuous, naïve, gullible, artless,guileless, innocent, naïve, unwise, unwise, naive

Emily's sharp-witted remarks kept everyone on their toes during the meeting.

The detective had a reputation for his sharp-witted deductions, which often led to successful investigations.

The sharp-witted child promptly answered the teacher's most difficult question.

The comedian's sharp-witted humor brought the audience to tears.