quick-witted Sentence Examples
- Sarah's quick-witted response defused the tension in the room during the heated debate.
- His quick-witted humor always kept the conversation lively and entertaining.
- The detective's quick-witted observations led to the breakthrough in the case.
- Even under pressure, she remained impressively quick-witted, finding solutions to problems on the fly.
- Jack's reputation as a quick-witted comedian earned him a loyal following of fans.
- Her quick-witted remarks often left her friends in stitches with laughter.
- The quick-witted student was always the first to answer questions in class.
- His quick-wittedness in negotiations often gave him the upper hand in business deals.
- The quick-witted improvisation of the actors saved the scene from disaster.
- As a quick-witted journalist, she could extract information from even the most reticent interviewees.
quick-witted Meaning
quick-witted (s)
mentally nimble and resourceful
quick-witted (a.)
Having ready wit
Synonyms & Antonyms of quick-witted
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- dumb
- brain-dead
- doltish
- dorky
- dense
- dopy
- mindless
- simple
- stupid
- dopy
- vacuous
- brain-dead
- witless
- brainless
- thick
- softheaded
- brainless
- dull
- thick
- boneheaded
- soft
- vacuous
- slow
- unintelligent
- boneheaded
- feebleminded
- senseless
- opaque
- slow
- obtuse
- weak-minded
- dorky
- opaque
- dim
- thickheaded
- pinheaded
- feebleminded
- dumb
- soft
- foolish
- stupid
- dunderheaded
- foolish
- slow-witted
- pinheaded
- slow-witted
- thickheaded
- fatuous
- dim
- fatuous
- weak-minded
- dopey
- softheaded
- simpleminded
- dopey
- simpleminded
- unintelligent
- lamebrained
- dull
- lamebrain
- dunderheaded
- simple
- mindless
- lamebrain
- witless
- dense
- obtuse
- lamebrained
- senseless
- doltish
Synonyms:
- nimble
- wise
- sharp-witted
- brainy
- exceptional
- keen
- skilled
- supersmart
- alert
- resourceful
- cunning
- educated
- bright
Antonyms:
- idiotic
- nonintellectual
- insane
- illiterate
- unsmart
- ignorant
- airheaded
- imbecilic
- unacademic
- lowbrow
- uninformed
- unthinking
- untaught
- imbecile
- unwise
- moronic
- unacademic
- untaught
- birdbrained
- knuckleheaded
- illiterate
- mad
- bubbleheaded
- absurd
- gormless
- airheaded
- empty-headed
- unthinking
- half-witted
- idiotic
- uneducated
- nonintellectual
- silly
- unintellectual
- unsmart
- gormless
- absurd
- unbrilliant
- ignorant
- lunkheaded
- lowbrow
- lunkheaded
- silly
- thick-witted
- moronic
- bubbleheaded
- knuckleheaded
- insane
- dim-witted
- thick-witted
- uneducated
- chuckleheaded
- zany
- unwise
- unbrilliant
- dim-witted
- uninformed
- zany
- imbecilic
- crazy
- unintellectual
- crazy
- empty-headed
- birdbrained
- half-witted
- chuckleheaded
- mad
- imbecile
Synonyms:
- wily
- logical
- sage
- sensible
- rational
- trained
- perceptive
- ingenious
- literate
- knowing
- sapient
- learned
- crafty
- astute
- prudent
- knowledgeable
- schooled
- highbrow
- judicious
- creative
- acute
- cerebral
- discerning
- reasonable
- sound
- ultrasmart
- sane
- erudite
- perspicacious
- inventive
- apt
- heady
- hyperintelligent
- insightful
- informed
- scholarly
- percipient
- sagacious
- well-read
- shrewd
- genial
- savvy
Antonyms:
- whacky
- boobish
- kooky
- daft
- kooky
- half-baked
- balmy
- daft
- crackpot
- nutty
- dotty
- loony
- crackpot
- cuckoo
- fool
- boobish
- looney
- preposterous
- asinine
- nutty
- harebrained
- half-baked
- nonsensical
- cockeyed
- dippy
- daffy
- loony
- daffy
- looney
- dotty
- harebrained
- sappy
- wacky
- whacky
- screwball
- balmy
- cuckoo
- asinine
- lunatic
- dippy
- sappy
- preposterous
- screwball
- lunatic
- idiotical
- cockeyed
- nonsensical
- wacky
- idiotical
- fool
FAQs About the word quick-witted
mentally nimble and resourcefulHaving ready wit
intelligent, clever, brilliant, quick, smart, sharp, fast, nimble, wise, sharp-witted
dumb, brain-dead, doltish, dorky, dense, dopy, mindless, simple, stupid, dopy
Sarah's quick-witted response defused the tension in the room during the heated debate.
His quick-witted humor always kept the conversation lively and entertaining.
The detective's quick-witted observations led to the breakthrough in the case.
Even under pressure, she remained impressively quick-witted, finding solutions to problems on the fly.
