short-wited (Meaning)
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short-wited (a.)
Having little wit; not wise; having scanty intellect or judgment.
Synonyms & Antonyms of short-wited
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short-wited Sentence Examples
- The short-wited decision to invest in volatile stocks led to significant financial losses.
- His short-wited response to the problem only exacerbated the situation.
- Being short-wited, she failed to consider the long-term consequences of her actions.
- The short-wited approach to solving the issue neglected important factors.
- Despite his intelligence, he often displayed a short-wited attitude towards complex problems.
- Their short-wited decision-making process resulted in missed opportunities for growth.
- The short-wited strategy employed by the company led to its downfall in the market.
- In moments of stress, people tend to resort to short-wited solutions rather than thoughtful analysis.
- He regretted his short-wited behavior when he realized the damage it caused.
- A leader must avoid making short-wited judgments that could harm their team or organization in the long run.
FAQs About the word short-wited
Having little wit; not wise; having scanty intellect or judgment.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The short-wited decision to invest in volatile stocks led to significant financial losses.
His short-wited response to the problem only exacerbated the situation.
Being short-wited, she failed to consider the long-term consequences of her actions.
The short-wited approach to solving the issue neglected important factors.
