smarts (Meaning)
smarts
a smarting pain, mentally alert, sharp in scheming, a stinging pain in one small part of the body, appealing to sophisticated tastes, marked by often sharp, forceful activity or vigorous strength, brisk entry 1, spirited, worldly-wise, knowing, to feel mental distress (as regret, resentment, or embarrassment), fashionable, to cause or be the cause or seat of a sharp poignant pain, witty, clever, able to be altered in course during flight, to pay a heavy or stinging penalty, stylish or elegant in dress or appearance, impudent, flippant, marked by forceful activity or vigorous strength, operating by automation, in a smart manner, having or showing a high degree of mental ability, to feel or endure distress, remorse, or embarrassment, to cause or be the cause or seat of a sharp stinging pain, to cause or feel a sharp stinging pain, to feel or have such a pain, causing a sharp stinging sensation, intelligence, know-how, using a built-in microprocessor for automatic operation, for processing of data, or for achieving greater versatility, neat entry 1, trim entry 2, rude or impolite in a bold and disrespectful way, being a guided missile, poignant grief or remorse, causing a sharp stinging, a stinging local pain, brisk sense 1, spirited
Synonyms & Antonyms of smarts
Synonyms:
- horse sense
- eggheadedness
- acumen
- alertness
- sapience
- discernment
- headpiece
- intellectualism
- percipience
- mother wit
- sagacity
- astuteness
- discriminability
- braininess
- judgment
- mind
- apprehension
- perspicacity
- judgement
- skull
- highbrowism
- perception
- common sense
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
smarts Sentence Examples
- She possesses remarkable smarts that enable her to solve complex problems effortlessly.
- The company's marketing team is known for their street smarts and ability to connect with consumers.
- Despite his young age, he exhibits an impressive level of smarts and a quick wit.
- Her academic smarts have earned her a scholarship to an Ivy League university.
- The candidate's emotional smarts play a crucial role in building strong relationships and resolving conflicts.
- His social smarts allow him to navigate social situations with ease and build a wide network of connections.
- The technology industry rewards those with tech smarts and a knack for innovation.
- Her financial smarts have helped her manage her investments wisely and build a solid financial foundation.
- The organization values employees who possess both book smarts and practical experience.
- His street smarts and ability to think on his feet proved invaluable during his time in the military.
FAQs About the word smarts
a smarting pain, mentally alert, sharp in scheming, a stinging pain in one small part of the body, appealing to sophisticated tastes, marked by often sharp, for
sense,intelligence, intellect, aptitude, talent,reason, intellectuality, insight, wit, brain(s)
fatuity, imbecility,density, idiocy, foolishness, feeblemindedness, slowness, denseness, simpleness, stupidity
She possesses remarkable smarts that enable her to solve complex problems effortlessly.
The company's marketing team is known for their street smarts and ability to connect with consumers.
Despite his young age, he exhibits an impressive level of smarts and a quick wit.
Her academic smarts have earned her a scholarship to an Ivy League university.
