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Synonyms
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Meaning:
acute

(of sensations) very strong

deeply perceptive

agile

moving, acting, quickly and easily

physically or mentally nimble, deft

clever

quick at learning and understanding things

bright, ingenious

intelligent

having, showing intelligence

very smart

ironic

of, using, expressing, irony

sarcastic

judicious

showing or having good sense; wise (the usual word)

wise, thoughtful

knowing

having, showing that one knows something

experienced, aware

nimble

moving, doing things, quickly and easily

dexterous, smart

quickwitted

understanding and acting quickly

very smart

shark

a kind of seafish, often large and dangerous; a person who cheats to get money

clever, intelligent

shrewd

having or showing, judgement and common sense; likely to be correct or effective

clever, intelligent

smart

neat and clean in appearance; fashionable; part of high society; intelligent; quick; to become painful; to feel angry, annoyed

intelligent

sprightly

lively; active and cheerful

fun, vivacious

uncomplimentary

not complimentary

sarcastic

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