witful (Meaning)
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witful (a.)
Wise; sensible.
Synonyms & Antonyms of witful
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witful Sentence Examples
- Her witful remarks brought laughter to the entire room.
- The comedian's witful jokes kept the audience in stitches.
- The politician's speech was filled with witful quips that charmed the electorate.
- The professor's lecture was a delightful blend of witful anecdotes and scholarly insights.
- The writer's witful prose made the novel a joy to read.
- The socialite's witful conversation ensured she was the life of every party.
- The salesman's witful pitch convinced the customer to make a purchase.
- The student's witful response earned her the admiration of her classmates.
- The actor's witful portrayal of the character brought depth and humor to the performance.
- The host's witful comments kept the awards ceremony lively and entertaining.
FAQs About the word witful
Wise; sensible.
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No antonyms found.
Her witful remarks brought laughter to the entire room.
The comedian's witful jokes kept the audience in stitches.
The politician's speech was filled with witful quips that charmed the electorate.
The professor's lecture was a delightful blend of witful anecdotes and scholarly insights.
