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Definition of quick-witted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
intelligenceintelligent and good at thinking quickly
- His quick-witted nature impressed everyone at the meeting.
- Her quick-witted response saved the day.
- The comedian's quick-witted jokes had the audience laughing.
Origin of quick-witted
Old English, cwic (alive) + wit (mind)
Terms with quick-witted included in their meaning
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intelligence
quick-witted or intelligent
intellect
very clever or quick-witted
high intelligence
very intelligent or quick-witted
intelligence
person who is intelligent or quick-witted
intelligence
very intelligent or quick-witted
more intelligent
being more quick-witted or clever
clever person
someone who is clever and quick-witted
intelligence
more intelligent or quick-witted
informal
annoyingly clever or quick-witted person
intelligence
quick-witted and mentally sharp
sharp
quick-witted and alert, not easily fooled
sarcasm
not intelligent or quick-witted
personality
quick-witted, lively person
intelligence
intelligent and quick-witted
intelligence
very intelligent or quick-witted
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- French:vif d'esprit, ...
- German:schlagfertig, ...
- Italian:sveglio, ...
- Spanish:ingenioso, ...
- Portuguese:perspicaz, ...
- Chinese:机智的, ...
- Japanese:機知に富んだ, ...
- Arabic:ذَكِي, ...
- Hebrew:חַד שֵׂכֶל, ...
- Russian:сообразительный, ...
- Ukrainian:кмітливий, ...
- Hindi:हाज़िरजवाब, ...
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