sharp-witted (Meaning)

Webster

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.

smart, shrewd, astute, experienced, hardheaded, bright, savvy, heady, clear-sighted, clear-eyed

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

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.