wits Antonyms
Meaning of wits
wits (n)
the basic human power of intelligent thought and perception
wits Sentence Examples
- The cunning thief used his wits to outsmart the security guards.
- The detective's sharp wits helped him unravel the complex murder mystery.
- The politician's quick wits allowed her to gracefully navigate the tricky interview.
- The struggling student lacked the wits to comprehend the difficult math problem.
- The elderly gentleman's wits had deteriorated over the years, leaving him confused and disoriented.
- The comedian's biting wits kept the audience in stitches.
- The ruthless businessman used his wits to manipulate others for his own gain.
- The resourceful explorer relied on her wits to survive in the treacherous wilderness.
- The mischievous child had a knack for using his wits to avoid getting into trouble.
- The wise old sage shared his accumulated wits with the younger generation, guiding them in their life's journey.
FAQs About the word wits
the basic human power of intelligent thought and perception
sanity,mind, marbles, sense, rationality, daylights, saneness, reason,head, reasonableness
dementia, mania, madness, mania, insanity,madness, dementia, insanity, hallucination, delusion
The cunning thief used his wits to outsmart the security guards.
The detective's sharp wits helped him unravel the complex murder mystery.
The politician's quick wits allowed her to gracefully navigate the tricky interview.
The struggling student lacked the wits to comprehend the difficult math problem.
