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🧠wit

noun
/wɪt/
Wistful Witch

Meaning

the ability to use words and ideas in a quick and inventive way to create humor
mental sharpness and inventiveness; keen intelligence; a natural aptitude for using words in a clever and amusing way

Example Sentences

Her sharp wit made everyone laugh at the party.

She has a sharp wit and quick sense of humor.

Example Expressions

at one's wit's end

Synonyms

humor, cleverness, intelligence, sharpness, quickness
Entry 1
humor, cleverness, intelligence, sharpness, quickness
Entry 2
intelligence, humor, cleverness, sharpness

Antonyms

dullness, stupidity, seriousness, foolishness
Entry 1
dullness, stupidity, seriousness
Entry 2
dullness, stupidity, seriousness, foolishness

Collocations

sharp wit, quick wit, dry wit, display wit
Entry 1
sharp wit, quick wit, dry wit, display wit
Entry 2
quick wit, sharp wit, dry wit

More Example Sentences

Are you coming with me?

Are you coming with us?

Are you coming with them?

I don't like living in my city. It's a quiet city with no shops.

I don't like living in my city. It's a boring city with no empty spaces.

I don't like living in my city. It's a dull city with no movie theatres.

I like living in my city. It's a beautiful city with a lot of nice people.

I like living in my city. It's an amazing city with a lot of nice buildings.

I like living in my city. It's a nice city with a lot of work opportunities.

I don't like my job. It is stressful and I don't get to spend time with family.

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