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sharp-witted
[shahrp-wit-id]
adjective
having or showing mental acuity; intellectually discerning; acute.
sharp-witted
adjective
having or showing a keen intelligence; perceptive
Other 51Թ Forms
- sharp-wittedly adverb
- sharp-wittedness noun
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of sharp-witted1
Example Sentences
But by sticking to Ruth’s perspective, the camera attuned to every emergence of childlike glee, adult pleasure or sharp-witted flash of authority, we come to see a person, not a patient.
The duo’s sharp-witted lyrics, relentless rhythm and uncontainable passion ensured that their performance would be etched in memory as one of the highlights of the evening.
“Grinning, arrogant, sharp-witted — and alive — Chessman, committer of indescribable crimes, is a heavy reproach to the state’s conscience,” The Times argued, saying his supporters were ignorant of the gravity of his crimes “because the newspapers dare not publish the horrible details.”
After a single audition, Coughlan was cast as Penelope, a thoughtful, sharp-witted young woman with an overbearing mother and tacky, dim-witted sisters.
Gwen Crockett said her daughter was a sharp-witted speaker from a young age.
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