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  • adjective



  • as in elegant



  • as in stylish



  • as in witty



  • as in cute



  • as in intelligent



  • as in clever



  • as in sophisticated

  • noun



  • as in tingle



  • as in sense

  • verb



  • as in to hurt

  • adverb



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  • as in elegant
  • as in stylish
  • as in witty
  • as in cute
  • as in intelligent
  • as in clever
  • as in sophisticated
  • as in tingle
  • as in sense
  • as in to hurt
  • as in smartly



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adjective

Definition of smartnext

1

as in elegant

being strikingly neat and trim in style or appearance

dressed in their smart new uniforms, the cadets proudly paraded around the grounds of the military school

Synonyms & Similar Words

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  • elegant

  • stylish

  • fashionable

  • dapper

  • snappy

  • natty

  • sharp

  • careful

  • chic

  • spruce

  • formal

  • tidy

  • meticulous

  • immaculate

  • dressy

  • orderly

  • modish

  • clean

  • dolled up

  • fastidious

  • fussy

  • groomed

  • in

  • spiffed—up

  • a la mode

  • pristine

  • spotless

  • à la mode

  • combed

  • squeaky—clean


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  • sloppy

  • slovenly

  • messy

  • unkempt

  • disheveled

  • dirty

  • shabby

  • untidy

  • frowsy

  • wrinkled

  • sleazy

  • rumpled

  • filthy

  • dishevelled

  • nasty

  • scruffy

  • uncombed

  • unclean

  • frowzy

  • grimy

  • foul

  • unfashionable

  • grubby

  • spotted

  • dingy

  • inelegant

  • stained

  • soiled

  • dowdy

  • mussed

  • scuzzy

  • scroungy

  • unstylish

  • scrubby

  • sullied

  • smirched

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  • sloppy

  • slovenly

  • messy

  • unkempt

  • disheveled

  • dirty

  • shabby

  • untidy

  • frowsy

  • wrinkled

  • sleazy

  • rumpled

  • filthy

  • dishevelled

  • nasty

  • scruffy

  • uncombed

  • unclean

  • frowzy

  • grimy

  • foul

  • unfashionable

  • grubby

  • spotted

  • dingy

  • inelegant

  • stained

  • soiled

  • dowdy

  • mussed

  • scuzzy

  • scroungy

  • unstylish

  • scrubby

  • sullied

  • smirched

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2

as in stylish

being in the latest or current fashion

boutiques specializing in smart clothes for cosmopolitan women

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • stylish

  • fashionable

  • chic

  • happening

  • elegant

  • exclusive

  • cool

  • trendy

  • sophisticated

  • fresh

  • supercool

  • handsome

  • hip

  • snappy

  • graceful

  • modish

  • swish

  • voguish

  • sharp

  • sassy

  • in

  • swell

  • classy

  • a la mode

  • haute

  • edgy

  • funky

  • spiffy

  • au courant

  • dapper

  • posh

  • à la mode

  • saucy

  • dashing

  • tasteful

  • kicky

  • downtown

  • flashy

  • rakish

  • swank

  • dressy

  • natty

  • understated

  • flossy

  • refined

  • ritzy

  • haut

  • spruce

  • doggish

  • swanky

  • nobby

  • majestic

  • doggy

  • foppish

  • dandyish

  • gallant

  • chichi

  • soigné

  • soignée

  • ultracool

  • ultrasmart

  • ultrasophisticated

  • stately

  • ultrachic

  • ultrahip

  • ultraposh

  • dudish


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • unattractive

  • outmoded

  • unfashionable

  • uncool

  • out

  • dowdy

  • cheesy

  • tacky

  • trashy

  • unbecoming

  • inelegant

  • sloppy

  • slovenly

  • unstylish

  • unchic

  • tasteless

  • messy

  • graceless

  • untidy

  • unhandsome

  • styleless

  • unkempt

  • shabby

  • unmodish

  • wrinkled

  • sleazy

  • rumpled

  • disheveled

  • frowsy

  • dishevelled

  • frowzy

  • mussy

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  • unattractive

  • outmoded

  • unfashionable

  • uncool

  • out

  • dowdy

  • cheesy

  • tacky

  • trashy

  • unbecoming

  • inelegant

  • sloppy

  • slovenly

  • unstylish

  • unchic

  • tasteless

  • messy

  • graceless

  • untidy

  • unhandsome

  • styleless

  • unkempt

  • shabby

  • unmodish

  • wrinkled

  • sleazy

  • rumpled

  • disheveled

  • frowsy

  • dishevelled

  • frowzy

  • mussy

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3

as in witty

given to or marked by mature intelligent humor

something one sees so rarely on TV: a smart sitcom

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • witty

  • humorous

  • clever

  • funny

  • playful

  • amusing

  • jocular

  • joking

  • facetious

  • entertaining

  • cerebral

  • ridiculous

  • highbrow

  • comic

  • mischievous

  • intellectual

  • droll

  • comical

  • merry

  • frivolous

  • teasing

  • jovial

  • laughing

  • bantering

  • hysterical

  • ludicrous

  • jolly

  • jesting

  • diverting

  • laughable

  • prankish

  • highbrowed

  • screaming

  • flippant

  • whimsical

  • farcical

  • flip

  • riotous

  • antic

  • joshing

  • rollicking

  • uproarious

  • jocose

  • scintillating

  • mirthful

  • waggish

  • risible

  • sidesplitting

  • jocund

  • sparkling

  • sunny

  • pert

  • smart—alecky

  • smart—aleck


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • stupid

  • brainless

  • witless

  • lame

  • lowbrow

  • corny

  • hackneyed

  • serious

  • humorless

  • hackney

  • earnest

  • sober

  • unfunny

  • unamusing

  • solemn

  • somber

  • sombre

  • grave

  • uncomic

  • sorry

  • tearful

  • plaintive

  • woeful

  • doleful

  • serious—minded

  • lachrymose

  • dolorous

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  • stupid

  • brainless

  • witless

  • lame

  • lowbrow

  • corny

  • hackneyed

  • serious

  • humorless

  • hackney

  • earnest

  • sober

  • unfunny

  • unamusing

  • solemn

  • somber

  • sombre

  • grave

  • uncomic

  • sorry

  • tearful

  • plaintive

  • woeful

  • doleful

  • serious—minded

  • lachrymose

  • dolorous

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4

as in cute

making light of something usually regarded as serious or sacred

just joked and made smart comments during the ceremony

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • cute

  • wise

  • playful

  • flippant

  • smarty—pants

  • wiseass

  • smart—ass

  • smart—assed

  • flip

  • sassy

  • inappropriate

  • mischievous

  • pert

  • facetious

  • smart—alecky

  • smart—aleck

  • casual

  • cocky

  • cheeky

  • rude

  • impudent

  • frivolous

  • saucy

  • fresh

  • impish

  • flighty

  • waggish

  • roguish

  • thoughtless

  • glib

  • disrespectful

  • impertinent

  • breezy


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • sincere

  • earnest

  • serious

  • sober

  • solemn

  • grave

  • somber

  • sombre

  • sincere

  • earnest

  • serious

  • sober

  • solemn

  • grave

  • somber

  • sombre

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5

as in intelligent

having or showing a practical cleverness or judgment

a smart investment that has really paid off

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • intelligent

  • savvy

  • wise

  • clever

  • shrewd

  • astute

  • brilliant

  • sharp

  • canny

  • hardheaded

  • knowing

  • experienced

  • veteran

  • cunning

  • bright

  • quick

  • keen

  • slick

  • sharp—witted

  • heady

  • insightful

  • wily

  • clear—sighted

  • clear—eyed

  • perceptive

  • subtle

  • sly

  • crafty

  • artful

  • sagacious

  • perspicacious

  • resourceful

  • cagey

  • tricky

  • foxy

  • brainy

  • hard—boiled

  • devious

  • sage

  • discerning

  • agile

  • nimble

  • ingenious

  • guileful

  • sapient

  • discriminating

  • dodgy

  • alert

  • calculating

  • pawky

  • discriminative

  • quick—witted

  • apt

  • cagy

  • percipient

  • scheming

  • sharp—sighted

  • sharp—eyed


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • naive

  • naïve

  • gullible

  • guileless

  • innocent

  • ingenuous

  • dumb

  • artless

  • stupid

  • unknowing

  • unwise

  • simple

  • dense

  • exploitable

  • unperceptive

  • unintelligent

  • foolish

  • slow

  • obtuse

  • silly

  • dopey

  • dull

  • idiotic

  • brainless

  • gullable

  • ignorant

  • thoughtless

  • moronic

  • thickheaded

  • feebleminded

  • softheaded

  • imbecile

  • imbecilic

  • dopy

  • lamebrained

  • lamebrain

  • uninformed

  • knuckleheaded

  • witless

  • gormless

  • airheaded

  • dim—witted

  • lunkheaded

  • brain—dead

  • idiotical

  • slow—witted

  • weak—minded

  • thick—witted

  • birdbrained

  • empty—headed

  • half—witted

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  • naive

  • naïve

  • gullible

  • guileless

  • innocent

  • ingenuous

  • dumb

  • artless

  • stupid

  • unknowing

  • unwise

  • simple

  • dense

  • exploitable

  • unperceptive

  • unintelligent

  • foolish

  • slow

  • obtuse

  • silly

  • dopey

  • dull

  • idiotic

  • brainless

  • gullable

  • ignorant

  • thoughtless

  • moronic

  • thickheaded

  • feebleminded

  • softheaded

  • imbecile

  • imbecilic

  • dopy

  • lamebrained

  • lamebrain

  • uninformed

  • knuckleheaded

  • witless

  • gormless

  • airheaded

  • dim—witted

  • lunkheaded

  • brain—dead

  • idiotical

  • slow—witted

  • weak—minded

  • thick—witted

  • birdbrained

  • empty—headed

  • half—witted

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6

as in clever

having or showing quickness of mind

a smart child who will do well in school

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • intelligent

  • clever

  • quick

  • fast

  • brilliant

  • bright

  • sharp

  • wise

  • exceptional

  • keen

  • educated

  • brainy

  • wise

  • nimble

  • skilled

  • supersmart

  • quick—witted

  • alert

  • cunning

  • resourceful

  • sharp—witted

  • savvy

  • sensible

  • ultrasmart

  • literate

  • hyperintelligent

  • ingenious

  • astute

  • schooled

  • learned

  • creative

  • insightful

  • perceptive

  • informed

  • sagacious

  • perspicacious

  • knowledgeable

  • prudent

  • apt

  • cerebral

  • trained

  • erudite

  • logical

  • inventive

  • acute

  • shrewd

  • judicious

  • discerning

  • rational

  • knowing

  • sound

  • reasonable

  • sane

  • scholarly

  • wily

  • highbrow

  • well—read

  • heady

  • crafty

  • sage

  • genial

  • sapient

  • foxy

  • percipient

  • sapient


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • dumb

  • stupid

  • simple

  • unintelligent

  • slow

  • soft

  • dense

  • dopey

  • unsmart

  • thick

  • brainless

  • obtuse

  • opaque

  • dull

  • doltish

  • mindless

  • boneheaded

  • vacuous

  • fatuous

  • dim

  • thickheaded

  • witless

  • dunderheaded

  • foolish

  • dorky

  • pinheaded

  • softheaded

  • dopy

  • lamebrained

  • lamebrain

  • silly

  • knuckleheaded

  • bubbleheaded

  • unbrilliant

  • idiotic

  • simpleminded

  • senseless

  • chuckleheaded

  • feebleminded

  • moronic

  • gormless

  • ignorant

  • airheaded

  • dim—witted

  • imbecile

  • imbecilic

  • uneducated

  • lunkheaded

  • brain—dead

  • slow—witted

  • illiterate

  • weak—minded

  • birdbrained

  • idiotical

  • uninformed

  • thick—witted

  • empty—headed

  • half—witted

  • unthinking

  • mad

  • crazy

  • unwise

  • unintellectual

  • insane

  • absurd

  • fool

  • zany

  • nonintellectual

  • unacademic

  • untaught

  • wacky

  • lowbrow

  • nutty

  • daft

  • kooky

  • whacky

  • dippy

  • preposterous

  • asinine

  • loony

  • cuckoo

  • lunatic

  • nonsensical

  • harebrained

  • sappy

  • daffy

  • boobish

  • screwball

  • dotty

  • half—baked

  • balmy

  • crackpot

  • looney

  • cockeyed

  • kookie

  • featherheaded

  • tomfool

  • half—baked

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  • dumb

  • stupid

  • simple

  • unintelligent

  • slow

  • soft

  • dense

  • dopey

  • unsmart

  • thick

  • brainless

  • obtuse

  • opaque

  • dull

  • doltish

  • mindless

  • boneheaded

  • vacuous

  • fatuous

  • dim

  • thickheaded

  • witless

  • dunderheaded

  • foolish

  • dorky

  • pinheaded

  • softheaded

  • dopy

  • lamebrained

  • lamebrain

  • silly

  • knuckleheaded

  • bubbleheaded

  • unbrilliant

  • idiotic

  • simpleminded

  • senseless

  • chuckleheaded

  • feebleminded

  • moronic

  • gormless

  • ignorant

  • airheaded

  • dim—witted

  • imbecile

  • imbecilic

  • uneducated

  • lunkheaded

  • brain—dead

  • slow—witted

  • illiterate

  • weak—minded

  • birdbrained

  • idiotical

  • uninformed

  • thick—witted

  • empty—headed

  • half—witted

  • unthinking

  • mad

  • crazy

  • unwise

  • unintellectual

  • insane

  • absurd

  • fool

  • zany

  • nonintellectual

  • unacademic

  • untaught

  • wacky

  • lowbrow

  • nutty

  • daft

  • kooky

  • whacky

  • dippy

  • preposterous

  • asinine

  • loony

  • cuckoo

  • lunatic

  • nonsensical

  • harebrained

  • sappy

  • daffy

  • boobish

  • screwball

  • dotty

  • half—baked

  • balmy

  • crackpot

  • looney

  • cockeyed

  • kookie

  • featherheaded

  • tomfool

  • half—baked

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7

as in sophisticated

having a wide and refined knowledge of the world especially from personal experience

a novelist who got much of the material for his works by hanging out with the smart set

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • sophisticated

  • cosmopolitan

  • polished

  • worldly

  • civilized

  • bored

  • pragmatic

  • suave

  • worldly—wise

  • urbane

  • cultured

  • cynical

  • experienced

  • sober

  • cultivated

  • realistic

  • seasoned

  • refined

  • pragmatical

  • skeptical

  • practiced

  • knowing

  • schooled

  • jaded

  • down—to—earth


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • naive

  • unsophisticated

  • naïve

  • green

  • guileless

  • inexperienced

  • ingenuous

  • innocent

  • simple

  • unworldly

  • raw

  • untutored

  • rustic

  • callow

  • provincial

  • parochial

  • idealistic

  • uncivilized

  • childlike

  • unrefined

  • impractical

  • simpleminded

  • uncultured

  • wide—eyed

  • rustical

  • philistine

  • uncritical

  • unknowing

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  • naive

  • unsophisticated

  • naïve

  • green

  • guileless

  • inexperienced

  • ingenuous

  • innocent

  • simple

  • unworldly

  • raw

  • untutored

  • rustic

  • callow

  • provincial

  • parochial

  • idealistic

  • uncivilized

  • childlike

  • unrefined

  • impractical

  • simpleminded

  • uncultured

  • wide—eyed

  • rustical

  • philistine

  • uncritical

  • unknowing

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smart

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noun

1

as in tingle

a sharp unpleasant sensation usually felt in some specific part of the body

the toddler was whining over the smart from the cut

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • tingle

  • ache

  • pang

  • pain

  • stitch

  • prick

  • sting

  • shoot

  • swelling

  • sore

  • twinge

  • hurt

  • soreness

  • headache

  • tenderness

  • harm

  • agony

  • suffering

  • discomfort

  • torture

  • throe

  • inflammation

  • distress

  • injury

  • detriment

  • charley horse

  • misery

  • anguish

  • damage

  • torment

  • sufferance

  • gripe

  • backache

  • toothache

  • complaint

  • colic

  • affliction

  • bellyache

  • stomachache

  • earache


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • ease

  • comfort

  • easiness

  • ease

  • comfort

  • easiness

2

as in sense

smarts plural

the ability to learn and understand or to deal with problems

she had the smarts to start college at age 16, but perhaps not the emotional maturity

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • sense

  • reason

  • intelligence

  • intellect

  • gray matter

  • mentality

  • talent

  • brainpower

  • intellectuality

  • aptitude

  • brain(s)

  • insight

  • headpiece

  • intellectualism

  • brilliance

  • acumen

  • perspicacity

  • common sense

  • astuteness

  • wit

  • braininess

  • wisdom

  • horse sense

  • discernment

  • highbrowism

  • judgment

  • perception

  • eggheadedness

  • sagacity

  • mother wit

  • mind

  • alertness

  • apprehension

  • judgement

  • sapience

  • percipience

  • skull

  • discriminability

  • head


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • density

  • dumbness

  • idiocy

  • stupidity

  • foolishness

  • feeblemindedness

  • slowness

  • dullness

  • simpleness

  • doltishness

  • imbecility

  • dulness

  • fatuity

  • denseness

  • half—wittedness

  • dopiness

  • senselessness

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  • density

  • dumbness

  • idiocy

  • stupidity

  • foolishness

  • feeblemindedness

  • slowness

  • dullness

  • simpleness

  • doltishness

  • imbecility

  • dulness

  • fatuity

  • denseness

  • half—wittedness

  • dopiness

  • senselessness

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smart

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verb

as in to hurt

to feel or cause physical pain

the injection only smarted for a moment

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • hurt

  • ache

  • pain

  • swell

  • rack

  • throb

  • bite

  • cramp

  • tingle

  • nag

  • sting

  • pinch

  • itch

  • bleed

  • burn

  • torture

  • suffer

  • harrow

  • afflict

  • torment

  • pound

  • anguish

  • chafe

  • twinge

  • fester

  • agonize

smart

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adverb

as in smartly

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • smartly

  • orderly

  • sharply

  • fashionably

  • neatly

  • nattily

  • tidily

  • fastidiously

  • sprucely

  • modishly

  • cleanly

  • immaculately

  • carefully

  • spotlessly

  • fussily

  • meticulously


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • sloppily

  • slovenly

  • slatternly

  • dowdily

  • chaotically

  • untidily

  • messily

  • sloppily

  • slovenly

  • slatternly

  • dowdily

  • chaotically

  • untidily

  • messily

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smart people

intellectual people

bright people

intelligent people

sensible people

clever people

a smart move

a good move

a sensible move

a thoughtful move

a clever move

a strategic move

smart phones

mobile phones

cellular phones

intelligent phones

modern phones

wireless phones

a smart girl

an intelligent girl

a brainy girl

a brilliant girl

a knowledgeable girl

a wise girl

a smart thing

a sensible thing

a good thing

a strategic thing

a right thing

a savvy thing

Phrases Containing smart

  • smart aleck
  • smart alec
  • smart aleck
  • smart alec

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  1. smart

    Clever, as used in England, especially implies an aptitude for study or learning, and for excellent tho not preeminent mental achievement. The early New England usage as implying simple and weak good nature has largely affected the use of the word throughout the United States, where it has never been much in favor. Smart, indicating dashing ability, is now coming to have a suggestion of unscrupulousness, similar to that of the word sharp, which makes its use a doubtful compliment. The discriminating use of such words as able, gifted, talented, etc., is greatly preferable to an excessive use of the word clever. Compare ACUMEN; ASTUTE; POWER.

    Synonyms:
    able, adroit, apt, bright, capable, clever, dexterous, expert, gifted, happy, ingenious, intellectual, intelligent, keen, knowing, quick, quick-witted, sharp, skilful, talented

    Antonyms:
    awkward, bungling, clumsy, dull, foolish, idiotic, ignorant, senseless, slow, stupid, thick-headed, witless

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  1. smart

    Synonyms:
    keen, pungent, piercing, quick, vigorous, sharp, severe, active, clever, brilliant, vivacious, witty, ready, spruce, brisk, fresh, dressy, showy

    Antonyms:
    dull, heavy, aching, slow, inactive, stupid, sluggish, unready, slow-minded, unwitty, dowdy, shabby, clownish

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  1. smart, smarting, smartnessadjective

    a kind of pain such as that caused by a wound or a burn or a sore

    Synonyms:
    stylishness, last word, alacrity, chichi, chicness, smartness, brightness, cleverness, chic, smarting, swank, modishness, briskness

    Antonyms:
    thickheaded, dopy, lumpish, dim, mild, goosy, gormless, dopey, unstylish, jerky, loggerheaded, witless, cloddish, duncical, manual, blockheaded, boneheaded, goosey, soft-witted, slow, gaumless, thick, nitwitted, senseless, dull, duncish, backward, gooselike, dumb, unthinking, stupid, thick-skulled, foolish, yokel-like, unintelligent, dense, weak, wooden-headed, doltish, anserine, styleless, obtuse, fatheaded, lumpen

  2. smartadjective

    showing mental alertness and calculation and resourcefulness

    Synonyms:
    voguish, wise, sassy, impertinent, chic, bright, saucy, overbold, fresh, impudent

    Antonyms:
    slow, blockheaded, dim, doltish, dull, mild, duncish, styleless, gaumless, stupid, dopey, backward, weak, boneheaded, gormless, cloddish, nitwitted, goosy, manual, witless, anserine, foolish, dopy, goosey, unstylish, fatheaded, unintelligent, dense, duncical, jerky, lumpen, thick, gooselike, lumpish, unthinking, loggerheaded, dumb, senseless, wooden-headed, yokel-like, thickheaded, soft-witted, thick-skulled, obtuse

  3. chic, smart, voguishadjective

    elegant and stylish

    «chic elegance»; «a smart new dress»; «a suit of voguish cut»

    Synonyms:
    trendy, voguish, wise, sassy, impertinent, chic, bright, saucy, overbold, fresh, impudent

    Antonyms:
    boneheaded, nitwitted, thick-skulled, wooden-headed, unintelligent, dumb, soft-witted, manual, obtuse, fatheaded, unthinking, lumpish, foolish, lumpen, duncish, gormless, blockheaded, styleless, gooselike, slow, stupid, gaumless, dopy, thickheaded, goosey, jerky, cloddish, goosy, senseless, yokel-like, weak, mild, backward, unstylish, loggerheaded, dull, anserine, dopey, doltish, dim, thick, duncical, dense, witless

  4. bright, smartadjective

    characterized by quickness and ease in learning

    «some children are brighter in one subject than another»; «smart children talk earlier than the average»

    Synonyms:
    shining, promising, voguish, wise, fresh, chic, brilliant, bright, lustrous, burnished, saucy, impertinent, vivid, sassy, hopeful, undimmed, overbold, impudent, shiny

    Antonyms:
    obtuse, dim, goosey, thickheaded, unstylish, cloddish, thick-skulled, yokel-like, stupid, soft-witted, dopy, slow, witless, unintelligent, styleless, manual, lumpen, loggerheaded, boneheaded, dopey, duncical, foolish, duncish, fatheaded, blockheaded, goosy, weak, backward, dumb, lumpish, nitwitted, senseless, gormless, jerky, wooden-headed, mild, dull, thick, anserine, dense, gaumless, gooselike, doltish, unthinking

  5. fresh, impertinent, impudent, overbold, smart, saucy, sassy, wiseadjective

    improperly forward or bold

    «don’t be fresh with me»; «impertinent of a child to lecture a grownup»; «an impudent boy given to insulting strangers»; «Don’t get wise with me!»

    Synonyms:
    invigorated, wise, flip, chic, brisk, saucy, heady, new, pert, wise(p), sassy, overbold, judicious, orthogonal, irreverent, clean, insolent, sweet, immaterial, impertinent, fresh, snotty-nosed, knowing, reinvigorated, impudent, novel, refreshing, refreshful, unused, voguish, tonic, refreshed, bracing, wise to(p), extraneous, unfermented, bright

    Antonyms:
    obtuse, unstylish, anserine, styleless, senseless, dopey, dense, backward, foolish, cloddish, gormless, boneheaded, yokel-like, unthinking, mild, wooden-headed, fatheaded, witless, dopy, dull, lumpen, stupid, dim, slow, goosey, manual, blockheaded, unintelligent, thickheaded, jerky, gaumless, gooselike, thick-skulled, duncish, dumb, loggerheaded, soft-witted, thick, doltish, weak, lumpish, duncical, goosy, nitwitted

  6. smartadjective

    painfully severe

    «he gave the dog a smart blow»

    Synonyms:
    voguish, wise, sassy, impertinent, chic, bright, saucy, overbold, fresh, impudent

    Antonyms:
    dopey, unstylish, stupid, slow, styleless, goosy, manual, unthinking, blockheaded, lumpish, dense, wooden-headed, foolish, goosey, gormless, unintelligent, gooselike, soft-witted, dull, cloddish, senseless, thick-skulled, anserine, yokel-like, backward, mild, duncish, jerky, doltish, thickheaded, loggerheaded, lumpen, dim, fatheaded, weak, obtuse, boneheaded, nitwitted, gaumless, dopy, witless, dumb, thick, duncical

  7. smartadjective

    quick and brisk

    «I gave him a smart salute»; «we walked at a smart pace»

    Synonyms:
    voguish, wise, sassy, impertinent, chic, bright, saucy, overbold, fresh, impudent

    Antonyms:
    goosey, thickheaded, weak, dense, obtuse, dopy, thick, dull, duncical, stupid, foolish, wooden-headed, slow, gooselike, mild, jerky, thick-skulled, senseless, goosy, gaumless, backward, yokel-like, boneheaded, soft-witted, lumpen, styleless, dim, blockheaded, unthinking, lumpish, doltish, duncish, fatheaded, nitwitted, unintelligent, loggerheaded, cloddish, witless, gormless, unstylish, anserine, manual, dopey, dumb

  8. smartverb

    capable of independent and apparently intelligent action

    «smart weapons»

    Synonyms:
    voguish, wise, sassy, impertinent, chic, bright, saucy, overbold, fresh, impudent

    Antonyms:
    gaumless, duncish, gormless, boneheaded, dumb, slow, styleless, jerky, thick, dopey, nitwitted, soft-witted, foolish, stupid, manual, thick-skulled, obtuse, lumpish, dopy, unstylish, backward, goosey, unthinking, yokel-like, fatheaded, cloddish, dim, witless, doltish, dull, wooden-headed, anserine, gooselike, loggerheaded, weak, goosy, mild, thickheaded, senseless, duncical, unintelligent, blockheaded, lumpen, dense

  9. ache, smart, hurtverb

    be the source of pain

    Synonyms:
    languish, hurt, wound, injure, yearn, bruise, offend, ache, suffer, pine, anguish, spite, pain, yen

    Antonyms:
    unstylish, lumpish, gormless, anserine, thick, duncish, witless, blockheaded, slow, thickheaded, jerky, dopey, fatheaded, unthinking, manual, dull, senseless, styleless, weak, unintelligent, dumb, lumpen, duncical, goosy, gooselike, stupid, doltish, dopy, goosey, obtuse, backward, gaumless, loggerheaded, yokel-like, dim, boneheaded, foolish, wooden-headed, nitwitted, soft-witted, mild, dense, cloddish, thick-skulled

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  1. brianna

    if you have the brianna symptoms you must head to the hospital!

    «i think i have the brianna cause i have all the symptoms!»

    Submitted by rinat on September 3, 2019  

  2. clever

    to understand quickly.

    he is so smart

    Submitted by anonymous on September 22, 2020  

  3. confuddled

    when you know things/stuff

    Submitted by rinat on August 28, 2019  

  4. smot

    not smart but talk back like they inteligent

    Submitted by anonymous on December 28, 2020  

  5. tiana

    this is true because our teacher taught us it in high school

    «she is definitely a tiana»

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  1. smartnoun

    Synonyms:
    pungent or sharp pain, lancinating pain

  2. smartverb

    Synonyms:
    feel sharp pain

  3. smartverb

    Synonyms:
    suffer, be punished

  4. smartadjective

    Synonyms:
    sharp, stinging, keen, severe, poignant, pungent

  5. smartadjective

    Synonyms:
    vigorous, forcible, effective, energetic

  6. smartadjective

    Synonyms:
    lively, brisk, vivacious, agile, nimble, quick, alert, spry, active, stirring, prompt, ready, sprightly, spirited, dapper

  7. smartadjective

    Synonyms:
    expert, dexterous, clever

  8. smartadjective

    Synonyms:
    witty, acute, apt

  9. smartadjective

    Synonyms:
    spruce, trim, nicely or showily dressed

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  1. smartadjective

    Synonyms:
    acute, bright, clever, apt, brilliant, gifted, talented, precocious, vigorous, energetic, forcible, fashionable, pretentious, trim, elegant, fresh, smacking, brisk, agile, nimble, lively, pungent, poignant, intense, keen

    Antonyms:
    dull, inapt, dowdy, tawdry

  2. smartverb

    Synonyms:
    sting, prick, suffer

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  1. List of paraphrases for «smart»:

    intelligent, clever, malins, malin, wise, bright, malignant, astute, intelligently, ingenious, sensible, smarter, congming, brilliant, chip, cunning, crafty, brainy, elegant, termite, shrewd

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  1. Cody Strathe:

    A smart musher will train on all conditions throughout the year and know how to handle low snow conditions, sled dog racing will have to adapt to this trend of low snow and warmer winters.

  2. One Harvard faculty member:

    Sorry, but the smart thing for me to do about this kind of issue is not to comment !

  3. Andreas Schleicher:

    I think the first years of a child’s life is very important. So when you have a very confident child, that child’s confidence will carry him or her through primary school as well. Not only do you want a child that is smart, you want a child who is resilient. it starts with resources, the priority they assign to education.

  4. Latrice Parler:

    My daughters were amazing, beautiful, smart, strong little girls that could have been anything in this world if they had the opportunity to grow up, but that was taken from me and all of everyone else in this world.

  5. Mady Gosselin:

    Regardless of whatever narrative you have created in your head from what you’ve seen, my siblings are doing so well, they are all amazing people. They are all smart, they are all kind, they’re driven students, they’re working hard, they’re funny, they’re stylish.

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  • intelligentAfrikaans
  • ذكيArabic
  • разумныBelarusian
  • уменBulgarian
  • bystrý, chytrý, inteligentníCzech
  • smart, klogDanish
  • intelligent, gescheit, klug, schmerzenGerman
  • inteligentaEsperanto
  • vivo, intelectual, vivaracho, escocer, listo, inteligenteSpanish
  • nutikasEstonian
  • هوشمندPersian
  • terävä, raikas, äly, pistävä, pistää, kirvellä, raju, älykäs, hyvännäköinen, fiksu, näyttävä, tuskallinen, pisteliäs, välkky, tyylikäs, sattuaFinnish
  • piquer, habile, intelligentFrench
  • tapaidhScottish Gaelic
  • חכםHebrew
  • बुद्धिमान, चतुर, होशियार, चालाक, स्मार्टHindi
  • խելացի, խելոքArmenian
  • pintarIndonesian
  • inteligenteItalian
  • 頭がいい, 賢い, スマート, 利口, 機敏, 敏い, 痛めるJapanese
  • ჭკვიანი, გონიერიGeorgian
  • ឆ្លាតKhmer
  • 똑똑한Korean
  • زیره‌کKurdish
  • callidusLatin
  • protingasLithuanian
  • gudrsLatvian
  • pākinikini, pākikiniMāori
  • smart, klokNorwegian
  • slimDutch
  • smartNorwegian
  • zmyślny, elegancki, sprytny, piec, szczypać, bystryPolish
  • elegante, esperto, inteligentePortuguese
  • isteț, descurcăreț, deșteptRomanian
  • смышлёный, находчивый, понятливый, сообразительный, разумный, элегантный, умныйRussian
  • चतुरSanskrit
  • pametan, паметанSerbo-Croatian
  • chytrý, bystrýSlovak
  • pametenSlovene
  • klok, göra ont, smärta, smartSwedish
  • நுண்ணறிTamil
  • ฉลาดThai
  • acımak, ağrımak, akıllıTurkish
  • розумнийUkrainian
  • ہوشیارUrdu
  • thông minh, 聰明Vietnamese
  • 聪明Chinese

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Pronunciation:

[ smˈɑːt], [ smˈɑːt], [ s_m_ˈɑː_t]

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Similar words for smart:

  • able (adjective)

  • acute (adjective)

  • adroit (adjective)

  • adventurous (adjective)

  • aggressive (adjective)

  • apt (adjective)

  • artful (adjective)

  • assumptive (adjective)

  • attractive (adjective)

  • bold (adjective)

  • bright (adjective)

  • brilliant (adjective)

  • canny (adjective)

  • chic (adjective)

  • clever (adjective)

  • crafty (adjective)

  • cunning (adjective)

  • dapper (adjective)

  • daring (adjective)

  • dashing (adjective)

  • derisive (adjective)

  • disrespectful (adjective)

  • dressy (adjective)

  • facetious (adjective)

  • familiar (adjective)

  • fashionable (adjective)

  • fearless (adjective)

  • fine (adjective)

  • flippant (adjective)

  • forward (adjective)

  • full-dress (adjective)

  • gifted (adjective)

  • glamorous (adjective)

  • handsome (adjective)

  • impertinent (adjective)

  • impudent (adjective)

  • in (adjective)

  • insightful (adjective)

  • insolent (adjective)

  • intelligent (adjective)

  • in vogue (adjective)

  • jaunty (adjective)

  • jazzy (adjective)

  • knowing (adjective)

  • knowledgeable (adjective)

  • modish (adjective)

  • natty (adjective)

  • neat (adjective)

  • other relevant words (adjective)

  • posh (adjective)

  • prompt (adjective)

  • rakish (adjective)

  • rich (adjective)

  • ridiculing (adjective)

  • risque (adjective)

  • sagacious (adjective)

  • sage (adjective)

  • sapient (adjective)

  • saucy (adjective)

  • scintillating (adjective)

  • sharp (adjective)

  • sharp-witted (adjective)

  • shrewd (adjective)

  • skillful (adjective)

  • sly (adjective)

  • smart (adjective)

  • smart-alecky (adjective)

  • snazzy (adjective)

  • sprightly (adjective)

  • street smart (adjective)

  • stylish (adjective)

  • stylish, fashionable (adjective)

  • swank/swanky (adjective)

  • swell (adjective)

  • tactical (adjective)

  • talented (adjective)

  • tasteful (adjective)

  • teachable (adjective)

  • tongue-in-cheek (adjective)

  • trim (adjective)

  • vigorous (adjective)

  • well-advised (adjective)

  • wise (adjective)

  • witty (adjective)

  • acute pain (noun)

  • astute (noun)

  • cagey (noun)

  • cagy (noun)

  • chic (noun)

  • impudent (noun)

  • in a flash (noun)

  • jaunty (noun)

  • other relevant words (noun)

  • pain (noun)

  • raffish (noun)

  • sassy (noun)

  • smart (noun)

  • smarts (noun)

  • soreness (noun)

  • twinge (noun)

  • weapon (noun)

  • well-proportioned (noun)

  • bite (verb)

  • hurt (verb)

  • pain (verb)

  • simmer (verb)

  • smart (verb)

  • sting (verb)

  • suffer (verb)

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  • joking

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  • adj.

    • able (adjective)

    • adequate,
    • facile,
    • competent,
    • powerful,
    • effectual,
    • deft,
    • strong,
    • worthy,
    • easy,
    • effortless,
    • accomplished,
    • know the ropes,
    • proficient,
    • experienced,
    • dexterous,
    • masterful,
    • skilled,
    • Fitted,
    • equipped,
    • qualified,
    • efficient,
    • capable,
    • au fait,
    • responsible,
    • learned,
    • smart,
    • endowed,
    • trained,
    • prepared,
    • practiced,
    • masterly,
    • expert.

    • acute (adjective)

    • subtle,
    • piercing,
    • observant,
    • discriminating,
    • penetrating,
    • judicious,
    • intuitive,
    • intense,
    • sensitive,
    • perspicacious.

    • adroit (adjective)

    • on the beam,
    • handy,
    • slick,
    • wizard,
    • clean,
    • cute.

    • adventurous (adjective)

    • daring.

    • aggressive (adjective)

    • shooting from hip,
    • get up go,
    • shooting from the hip,
    • flipper,
    • flippest,
    • get up and go,
    • Assertory,
    • go after,
    • most assertory,
    • get and go.

    • apt (adjective)

    • nobodys fool,
    • nobody fool,
    • nobody’s fool.

    • artful (adjective)

    • re-sourceful,
    • de-signing,
    • re sourceful,
    • de signing.

    • assumptive (adjective)

    • over confident,
    • over-confident.

    • attractive (adjective)

    • handsome.

    • bold (adjective)

    • pre-sumptuous,
    • coming strong,
    • pre sumptuous,
    • shameless.

    • bright (adjective)

    • having smarts,
    • eggheaded,
    • wideawake,
    • Clear-headed.

    • brilliant (adjective)

    • whippest,
    • pro-founder,
    • pro found,
    • more genius,
    • pro-found,
    • most genius,
    • pro founder.

    • canny (adjective)

    • nimblewitted,
    • most nimble witted,
    • more nimblewitted,
    • most nimblewitted,
    • most streetwise,
    • more streetwise,
    • heppest,
    • more nimble witted,
    • Worldlywise,
    • more nimble-witted,
    • more careful,
    • most nimble-witted,
    • nimble witted.

    • chic (adjective)

    • withit,
    • more with-it,
    • more voguish,
    • most faddish,
    • most with it,
    • most voguish,
    • more faddish,
    • more with it,
    • dappest,
    • most with-it,
    • more withit,
    • most withit.

    • clever (adjective)

    • dexterous dextrous,
    • dexterous-dextrous,
    • pro,
    • more egghead,
    • witty,
    • manysided,
    • most egghead,
    • dexterousdextrous,
    • many sided.

    • crafty (adjective)

    • dis-ingenuous,
    • dis ingenuous.

    • cunning (adjective)

    • well-planned,
    • fancy footwork,
    • sly boots,
    • well-laid,
    • Slighty.

    • dapper (adjective)

    • spiffest,
    • more bandbox,
    • dressed kill,
    • dressed nines,
    • nobbiest,
    • spiffer,
    • doggier,
    • turned out,
    • nobbier,
    • most bandbox,
    • doggiest.

    • daring (adjective)

    • out limb,
    • most intrepid,
    • guttiest,
    • reckless,
    • in trepid,
    • guttier,
    • fire eating,
    • salty,
    • out a limb,
    • in-trepid.

    • dashing (adjective)

    • most swashbuckling,
    • rousing,
    • more swashbuckling.

    • derisive (adjective)

    • most out-of-line,
    • more out of line,
    • more out-of-line,
    • more taunting,
    • gallier,
    • galliest.

    • disrespectful (adjective)

    • saucy.

    • dressy (adjective)

    • looking sharp,
    • in high feather.

    • facetious (adjective)

    • pulling one leg,
    • in decorous,
    • more ironic,
    • laughable,
    • pulling leg,
    • more jesting,
    • most jesting,
    • irreverent,
    • joking,
    • ludicrous,
    • funnier,
    • more wisecracking,
    • pulling ones leg,
    • most wisecracking,
    • more ridiculous,
    • facetious,
    • most sportive,
    • more joshing,
    • in-decorous,
    • most jocose,
    • farcical,
    • wry,
    • most comic,
    • more punning,
    • more capering,
    • sportive,
    • most joshing,
    • most punning,
    • most capering,
    • ironic,
    • playful.

    • familiar (adjective)

    • un-reserved,
    • buddybuddy,
    • more buddy-buddy,
    • most buddybuddy,
    • in-formal,
    • most free and easy,
    • more free and easy,
    • officious,
    • most free-and-easy,
    • more familiar,
    • palsiest,
    • in formal,
    • palsier,
    • palsywalsy,
    • un ceremonious,
    • un-ceremonious,
    • most buddy buddy,
    • un constrained,
    • un-constrained,
    • intrusive,
    • more buddybuddy,
    • most buddy-buddy,
    • more buddy buddy,
    • more free-and-easy,
    • palsy walsy,
    • buddy buddy.

    • fashionable (adjective)

    • modal,
    • all the rage,
    • chichi,
    • in style,
    • fancy,
    • newfangled,
    • vogue,
    • coordinated,
    • in-thing,
    • showy,
    • faddy,
    • upscale,
    • snappy,
    • well-liked,
    • up-to-date,
    • trendsetting,
    • refined,
    • swank,
    • Tony,
    • conventional,
    • decorous,
    • a go-go,
    • latest,
    • stylish,
    • ritzy.

    • fearless (adjective)

    • un-flinching,
    • most aweless,
    • more aweless,
    • un abashed,
    • un flinching,
    • un daunted,
    • chestiest,
    • more bodacious,
    • fearless,
    • un-abashed,
    • most bodacious,
    • un-daunted.

    • fine (adjective)

    • five star,
    • more five-star,
    • more five star,
    • re fined,
    • most gilt edged,
    • most first-string,
    • top-pest,
    • good looking,
    • firststring,
    • most first string,
    • well-made,
    • most giltedged,
    • more gilt-edged,
    • top pest,
    • gilt edged,
    • most five-star,
    • more gilt edged,
    • top notch,
    • more first-string,
    • un-real,
    • first rate,
    • most fivestar,
    • more giltedged,
    • firstrate,
    • fivestar,
    • more firststring,
    • most firststring,
    • not too shabby,
    • wellmade,
    • well made,
    • most five star,
    • more first string,
    • most gilt-edged,
    • ex-pensive,
    • out standing,
    • more fivestar,
    • ex pensive.

    • flippant (adjective)

    • dis-respectful,
    • dis respectful.

    • forward (adjective)

    • self assertive,
    • more bare-faced,
    • self-assertive,
    • bare faced,
    • most bare-faced,
    • over-assertive,
    • over assertive,
    • overweening,
    • over weening,
    • up pity,
    • over-weening,
    • more overassertive,
    • most bare faced,
    • most overassertive,
    • selfassertive,
    • more bare faced,
    • up-pity.

    • full-dress (adjective)

    • fulldress.

    • gifted (adjective)

    • have ball,
    • most hotshot,
    • have smarts,
    • have goods,
    • more hotshot,
    • have on ball,
    • have the ball.

    • glamorous (adjective)

    • most siren,
    • ex citing,
    • drop dead gorgeous,
    • more captivating,
    • more siren,
    • dropdead gorgeous,
    • glossy,
    • be witching,
    • glittering,
    • be-witching,
    • magnetic,
    • looking like million,
    • most captivating.

    • handsome (adjective)

    • wellproportioned,
    • clean cut,
    • more well-dressed,
    • most well dressed,
    • be-coming,
    • most well-proportioned,
    • well dressed,
    • most wellproportioned,
    • welldressed,
    • more wellproportioned,
    • well proportioned,
    • most well-dressed,
    • cleancut,
    • more well-proportioned,
    • most welldressed,
    • more well proportioned,
    • more welldressed,
    • most well proportioned,
    • more well dressed.

    • impertinent (adjective)

    • uncalled for,
    • illmannered,
    • most meddling,
    • lippiest,
    • Procacious,
    • lippier,
    • off base,
    • more procacious,
    • un-civil,
    • dis gracious,
    • ill mannered,
    • more meddling,
    • most disgracious,
    • dis-courteous,
    • dis-gracious,
    • in congruous,
    • un-mannerly,
    • un suitable,
    • in appropriate,
    • unsuitable,
    • uncalledfor,
    • more disgracious,
    • un gracious,
    • un mannerly,
    • in-congruous,
    • dis courteous,
    • most procacious,
    • meddlesome,
    • out line,
    • un-suitable,
    • interfering,
    • un-gracious,
    • in-appropriate,
    • un civil.

    • impudent (adjective)

    • un-blushing,
    • offbase,
    • most off base,
    • more off base,
    • most off-base,
    • more overbold,
    • more offbase,
    • more off-base,
    • over-bold,
    • most overbold.

    • in (adjective)

    • up to minute,
    • up minute,
    • up the minute.

    • insightful (adjective)

    • ear to ground,
    • knows what what,
    • ear ground,
    • under standing,
    • ear the ground,
    • most penetrative,
    • under-standing,
    • knows whats what,
    • more penetrative.

    • insolent (adjective)

    • insolent.

    • intelligent (adjective)

    • all there,
    • genius,
    • bright,
    • encyclopedic,
    • sagacious,
    • Comprehending,
    • whiz,
    • brainy,
    • worldly,
    • sharp,
    • cogent,
    • intellectual,
    • profound,
    • well-informed,
    • more intelligent,
    • erudite,
    • sophisticated.

    • in vogue (adjective)

    • New Look,
    • chi-chi,
    • in the latest style,
    • latest fad,
    • latest fashion,
    • on the cutting edge,
    • latest wrinkle,
    • in thing,
    • in with it.

    • jaunty (adjective)

    • perky,
    • most gamesome,
    • devil may care,
    • more gamesome,
    • self confident,
    • pro vocative,
    • more prankish,
    • more swaggering,
    • high spirited,
    • impish,
    • Gamesome,
    • most prankish,
    • most swaggering,
    • hilarious,
    • pro-vocative,
    • selfconfident.

    • jazzy (adjective)

    • zestful.

    • knowing (adjective)

    • tuned-in,
    • witting,
    • Sophic,
    • percipient.

    • knowledgeable (adjective)

    • wellrounded,
    • more posted,
    • more abreast,
    • most apprised,
    • most posted,
    • most knowledgeable,
    • in know,
    • more apprised,
    • well-rounded,
    • plugged in,
    • most abreast,
    • well rounded.

    • modish (adjective)

    • last-word.

    • natty (adjective)

    • wellgroomed,
    • well groomed.

    • neat (adjective)

    • ex-act,
    • most well kept,
    • well kept,
    • spick and span,
    • more well kept,
    • more wellkept,
    • re gular,
    • most wellkept,
    • neater,
    • most well-kept,
    • wellkept,
    • more well-kept,
    • re-gular,
    • ex act.

    • Other relevant words: (adjective)

    • well-endowed,
    • scintillating,
    • hot tamale,
    • knowing,
    • pert,
    • talented,
    • ready,
    • aweless,
    • cunning,
    • nifty,
    • impudent,
    • palsy,
    • know one’s onions,
    • full-dress,
    • be coming,
    • fashionable,
    • overassertive,
    • Hepper,
    • up to the minute,
    • peacocky,
    • doggy,
    • whipper,
    • spruce,
    • jazzy,
    • trim,
    • up to it,
    • free-and-easy,
    • quick on the trigger,
    • having a knack,
    • intelligent,
    • shrewd,
    • lippy,
    • clever,
    • hotshot,
    • well-dressed,
    • chestier,
    • with style,
    • shining at,
    • natty,
    • uptown,
    • buddy-buddy,
    • able,
    • chirpy,
    • on the button,
    • got it,
    • firstclass,
    • five-star,
    • in vogue,
    • class act,
    • out-of-line,
    • skillful,
    • posh,
    • artful,
    • neat,
    • Nobby,
    • pulling one’s leg,
    • boldfaced,
    • forward,
    • out of line,
    • smart alecky,
    • bookish,
    • first-string,
    • worldly wise,
    • dashing,
    • hip,
    • Familiar,
    • well-kept,
    • well-advised,
    • amoral,
    • well-proportioned,
    • Disgracious,
    • prankish,
    • wise,
    • neat as pin,
    • have the goods,
    • Trainable,
    • shark,
    • smart-alecky,
    • flippant,
    • know backwards and forwards,
    • nimble-witted,
    • on the inside,
    • up on,
    • there,
    • in the know,
    • acute,
    • putting one on,
    • Snippety,
    • impertinent,
    • cool hand,
    • Malapert,
    • neat as a pin,
    • dapper,
    • hep,
    • voguish,
    • adroit,
    • apt,
    • penetrative,
    • looking like a million,
    • up to snuff,
    • drop-dead gorgeous,
    • quick-thinking,
    • off-base,
    • gilt-edged,
    • bold,
    • on the dot,
    • dressed to kill,
    • Double dealing,
    • chirpiest,
    • on top of,
    • chirpier,
    • first class,
    • bandbox,
    • no dummy,
    • aggressive,
    • crazy like fox,
    • punning,
    • knowledgeable,
    • cerebral,
    • swashbuckling,
    • gifted,
    • wisecracking,
    • uncluttered,
    • hyper,
    • faddish,
    • overbold,
    • streetwise,
    • zappy,
    • glinting,
    • giltedged,
    • bare-faced,
    • well endowed,
    • hot shot,
    • sprightly,
    • ear to the ground,
    • up to speed,
    • fresh,
    • brilliant,
    • canny,
    • assumptive,
    • goodlooking,
    • dressy,
    • out on limb,
    • quick on trigger,
    • sly,
    • uppish,
    • crafty,
    • with-it,
    • well turned out,
    • savvy,
    • glamorous,
    • tasteful,
    • tuned in,
    • knows what’s what,
    • Fairylike,
    • equal to,
    • not serious,
    • bodacious,
    • having fancy footwork,
    • coming on strong,
    • in good shape,
    • in good order,
    • guileful,
    • Gutty,
    • probing,
    • go for broke,
    • insightful,
    • spiff,
    • sage,
    • swish,
    • sneaking,
    • rich,
    • grooving,
    • rakish,
    • quick on the uptake,
    • weisenheiming,
    • dressed to nines,
    • chesty,
    • out-standing,
    • zingy,
    • in good taste,
    • Keen-witted,
    • have on the ball.

    • posh (adjective)

    • most luxury,
    • more luxury,
    • high class,
    • De Luxe,
    • la di da,
    • de-luxe,
    • highclass.

    • prompt (adjective)

    • un-hesitating,
    • on button,
    • on dot,
    • un hesitating,
    • instantaneous,
    • prompt.

    • rakish (adjective)

    • dis-solute,
    • dis solute.

    • rich (adjective)

    • wellendowed,
    • most embellished,
    • more well-endowed,
    • most well-endowed,
    • most wellendowed,
    • more wellendowed,
    • co pious,
    • more embellished,
    • embellished,
    • more well endowed,
    • co-pious,
    • most well endowed,
    • re-splendent.

    • ridiculing (adjective)

    • derisive.

    • risque (adjective)

    • in elegant,
    • more amoral,
    • x rated,
    • un-refined,
    • in-decent,
    • in-elegant,
    • offcolor,
    • off color,
    • in decent,
    • most amoral,
    • xrated,
    • in-discreet,
    • un refined,
    • in discreet.

    • sagacious (adjective)

    • sapient.

    • sage (adjective)

    • fore-sighted,
    • fore sighted.

    • sapient (adjective)

    • clearsighted,
    • clear-sighted,
    • Astucious.

    • saucy (adjective)

    • most weisenheiming,
    • more weisenheiming.

    • scintillating (adjective)

    • most glinting,
    • more glinting,
    • most flashing,
    • most glimmering,
    • more flashing,
    • more glimmering.

    • sharp (adjective)

    • smart as a tack,
    • knifelike.

    • sharp-witted (adjective)

    • quickthinking,
    • most quickthinking,
    • more quickthinking,
    • sharp witted,
    • most quick thinking,
    • more quick-thinking,
    • more quick thinking,
    • sharpwitted,
    • quick thinking,
    • most quick-thinking.

    • shrewd (adjective)

    • wised up,
    • most argute,
    • Sharker,
    • shrewdest,
    • on inside,
    • sharkest,
    • more argute,
    • in side.

    • skillful (adjective)

    • wellversed,
    • VETER,
    • in to,
    • more well-versed,
    • vet,
    • most well versed,
    • really in to,
    • most wellversed,
    • well versed,
    • more well versed,
    • vetest,
    • most into,
    • well-versed,
    • more in to,
    • most well-versed,
    • really into,
    • more into,
    • more wellversed,
    • a hand at.

    • sly (adjective)

    • most plotting,
    • more dissembling,
    • more bluffing,
    • most bluffing,
    • most conniving,
    • more conniving,
    • dis honorable,
    • dis-honorable,
    • dis honest,
    • doubledealing,
    • dis-honest,
    • more plotting,
    • most dissembling.

    • smart (adjective)

    • quick-witted,
    • energetic,
    • trendy,
    • latest thing,
    • effective,
    • last word,
    • with it,
    • resourceful,
    • adept,
    • pointed,
    • fine,
    • vigorous,
    • spanking,
    • spirited,
    • skull,
    • quick,
    • long-haired,
    • cracking,
    • well turned-out,
    • ingenious,
    • exclusive,
    • nimble,
    • brisk,
    • in fashion,
    • on the ball,
    • good,
    • active.

    • smart-alecky (adjective)

    • smartalecky.

    • snazzy (adjective)

    • up-town,
    • most uptown,
    • up town,
    • more uptown.

    • sprightly (adjective)

    • more grooving,
    • more keenwitted,
    • zappiest,
    • more fairylike,
    • more keen witted,
    • most fairylike,
    • zingier,
    • zingiest,
    • swinging,
    • zappier,
    • more hyper,
    • keen witted,
    • most keenwitted,
    • more keen-witted,
    • most grooving,
    • most keen witted,
    • most keen-witted,
    • keenwitted.

    • street smart (adjective)

    • street smart.

    • stylish (adjective)

    • in the mainstream,
    • snazzy,
    • dressed to the teeth.

    • stylish, fashionable (adjective)

    • fly.

    • swank/swanky (adjective)

    • most peacocky,
    • more peacocky.

    • swell (adjective)

    • swell.

    • tactical (adjective)

    • tactical.

    • talented (adjective)

    • more talented,
    • having knack.

    • tasteful (adjective)

    • aesthetically pleasing,
    • esthetic,
    • splendiferous.

    • teachable (adjective)

    • teachable.

    • tongue-in-cheek (adjective)

    • tongue in cheek,
    • tongue-in-cheek,
    • in jest,
    • in fun,
    • kiddingly.

    • trim (adjective)

    • un-cluttered,
    • more uncluttered,
    • most uncluttered,
    • to rights,
    • un cluttered.

    • vigorous (adjective)

    • lively.

    • well-advised (adjective)

    • welladvised,
    • well advised.

    • wise (adjective)

    • most sensing,
    • wisest,
    • more sensing.

    • witty (adjective)

    • dry,
    • funny,
    • comical,
    • pithy,
    • scurrilous,
    • foxy,
    • waggish,
    • jocular,
    • wily,
    • sparkling,
    • droll,
    • sarcastic,
    • tricky,
    • inventive,
    • urbane.

  • n.

      •

    • button-through,
    • A-LINE,
    • button-down,
    • backless,
    • casual,
    • brief,
    • best,
    • baggy,
    • boot-cut,
    • Clingy.
      •

    • Sharp-witted,
    • alert,
    • discerning,
    • academic.
      •

    • offensive,
    • ill-mannered,
    • impolite,
    • laughter,
    • abrasive,
    • discourteous.
      •

    • EINA,
    • irritation,
    • attitude,
    • cheeky,
    • neuralgia,
    • pushy,
    • courtesy,
    • contumelious.
      •

    • remorse,
    • careful,
    • depression,
    • desolation,
    • disappointment.
      •

    • usual,
    • stifle,
    • modish,
    • pound,
    • trig,
    • trouble,
    • classy,
    • bother,
    • swanky,
    • style,
    • mod.
      •

    • feel sorry for someone,
    • upset yourself,
    • mourn,
    • get down,
    • sink,
    • grieve,
    • regret.
      •

    • futuristic,
    • modern,
    • advanced,
    • up-to-the-minute,
    • contemporary,
    • ahead of your/its etc. time,
    • state of the art,
    • modernistic,
    • space age.
      •

    • reasoned,
    • deductive,
    • incisive,
    • meditative,
    • perceptive.
      •

    • at full speed/tilt/throttle,
    • agile,
    • high-speed,
    • speedy,
    • swift.
      •

    • cordless,
    • broken,
    • analog,
    • automatic,
    • built,
    • clockwork,
    • auxiliary,
    • automatically.
      •

    • well-groomed,
    • fastidious,
    • groomed,
    • tidy,
    • clean-cut,
    • clean-shaven.

    • acute pain (noun)

    • sharp pains,
    • acute-pain,
    • darting pains,
    • shooting pains.

    • astute (noun)

    • astute.

    • cagey (noun)

    • cagey.

    • cagy (noun)

    • cagy.

    • chic (noun)

    • chic.

    • impudent (noun)

    • rude.

    • in a flash (noun)

    • flash.

    • jaunty (noun)

    • jaunty.

    • Other relevant words: (noun)

    • sharp pain,
    • twinge,
    • shooting pain,
    • acute pain,
    • darting pain.

    • pain (noun)

    • soreness.

    • raffish (noun)

    • raffish.

    • sassy (noun)

    • sassy.

    • smart (noun)

    • spiffy,
    • smarting.

    • smarts (noun)

    • brainpower,
    • gray matter,
    • what it takes,
    • aptitude,
    • competence,
    • judgment,
    • iq,
    • the right stuff,
    • acuity,
    • reason,
    • brilliance,
    • acumen,
    • precocity,
    • comprehension,
    • know-how,
    • perception,
    • perspicacity,
    • alertness.

    • soreness (noun)

    • in-jury,
    • in juries,
    • in jury.

    • twinge (noun)

    • Lancination.

    • weapon (noun)

    • bomb.

    • well-proportioned (noun)

    • trimming.

  • v.

    • bite (verb)

    • dis solves,
    • de composes,
    • dis-solving,
    • eats into,
    • de composed,
    • de-composed,
    • wore away,
    • dis solving,
    • de cay,
    • dis solve,
    • de-cay,
    • eat in to,
    • dis-solved,
    • dis-solves,
    • dis-solve,
    • dis solved,
    • de-composes,
    • de compose,
    • eats in to,
    • de-compose,
    • de composing,
    • de-composing,
    • de cays,
    • eating in to,
    • eating into,
    • de-cays,
    • ate in to.

    • hurt (verb)

    • wracks up,
    • doest violence,
    • was tender,
    • did violence,
    • doing violence,
    • am tender,
    • being tender,
    • art tender,
    • wast tender,
    • is tender,
    • are tender,
    • didst violence,
    • doth violence,
    • doeth violence,
    • wracked up,
    • wracking up,
    • dost violence,
    • does violence,
    • wert tender,
    • were tender.

    • pain (verb)

    • chafe,
    • inflame,
    • throe,
    • throb,
    • cramp,
    • discomfort,
    • sore,
    • rack,
    • afflict,
    • irritate,
    • wrench,
    • crick,
    • stitch,
    • agonize.

    • simmer (verb)

    • wert tense,
    • am tense,
    • am agitated,
    • was angry,
    • art uptight,
    • co-oked,
    • are agitated,
    • wast agitated,
    • wast uptight,
    • wast angry,
    • were uptight,
    • are angry,
    • being tense,
    • was uptight,
    • being angry,
    • co-oking,
    • was agitated,
    • were agitated,
    • co oking,
    • am angry,
    • art angry,
    • being agitated,
    • wert agitated,
    • wast tense,
    • is agitated,
    • are tense,
    • is uptight,
    • were angry,
    • was tense,
    • were tense,
    • wert uptight,
    • wert angry,
    • am uptight,
    • is tense,
    • art tense,
    • is angry,
    • being uptight,
    • are uptight,
    • art agitated,
    • co oked.

    • smart (verb)

    • be painful,
    • tingle.

    • sting (verb)

    • in-spiring,
    • in-spire,
    • in spire,
    • in spired,
    • in-spired,
    • in-spires,
    • in spiring,
    • in spires.

    • suffer (verb)

    • wert racked,
    • is at disadvantage,
    • feels wretched,
    • are disadvantage,
    • were affected,
    • were impaired,
    • was impaired,
    • being affected,
    • under-going,
    • was racked,
    • am impaired,
    • wast racked,
    • being convulsed,
    • are impaired,
    • wast wounded,
    • wast affected,
    • was wounded,
    • art handicapped,
    • having bad time,
    • is wounded,
    • are convulsed,
    • is handicapped,
    • is racked,
    • complaining of,
    • art affected,
    • had a bad time,
    • was at disadvantage,
    • am handicapped,
    • hath bad time,
    • under going,
    • was affected,
    • wast handicapped,
    • are racked,
    • is disadvantage,
    • art disadvantage,
    • am disadvantage,
    • were at disadvantage,
    • hadst bad time,
    • under gone,
    • am at disadvantage,
    • feeling wretched,
    • am convulsed,
    • under-went,
    • art at disadvantage,
    • un derwent,
    • hath a bad time,
    • hast bad time,
    • being handicapped,
    • wast impaired,
    • are wounded,
    • was disadvantage,
    • art impaired,
    • felt wretched,
    • is convulsed,
    • being at disadvantage,
    • wert at disadvantage,
    • complains of,
    • wert impaired,
    • being wounded,
    • having a bad time,
    • has bad time,
    • being disadvantage,
    • were racked,
    • is impaired,
    • had bad time,
    • hadst a bad time,
    • wert convulsed,
    • complained of,
    • wast at disadvantage,
    • wast disadvantage,
    • am affected,
    • haddest a bad time,
    • wert handicapped,
    • wast convulsed,
    • being impaired,
    • are handicapped,
    • am racked,
    • wert disadvantage,
    • were convulsed,
    • are at disadvantage,
    • art convulsed,
    • has a bad time,
    • art racked,
    • wert wounded,
    • hast a bad time,
    • be disadvantage,
    • under went,
    • wert affected,
    • are affected,
    • am wounded,
    • were wounded,
    • being racked,
    • is affected,
    • was convulsed,
    • art wounded,
    • haddest bad time,
    • were handicapped,
    • have bad time,
    • was handicapped,
    • were disadvantage,
    • under-gone,
    • un-derwent.

  • Other synonyms:

      •

    • snippy,
    • nervy,
    • keen,
    • presumptuous,
    • uppity,
    • luminous,
    • brassy,
    • exquisite,
    • assuming,
    • intellect,
    • elegant,
    • overconfident,
    • Presuming.
      •

    • critical,
    • mentality,
    • brash,
    • stab,
    • brazen,
    • understanding,
    • thoughtful,
    • mind,
    • pang.
      •

    • prickle,
    • audacious.
      •

    • brain.
      •

    • in.
      •

    • sound.

    • joking

    • Fooling.

    • Other relevant words:

    • Fricasseeing,
    • brightness,
    • stylishness,
    • attribute,
    • be at disadvantage,
    • characteristic,
    • prick,
    • skill,
    • bite,
    • rotted,
    • talent,
    • pink,
    • tribulation,
    • be tender,
    • flair,
    • agony,
    • be affected,
    • be tense,
    • fricassee,
    • anguish,
    • wretchedness,
    • fricasseed,
    • sorrow,
    • whacked,
    • trait,
    • Winging,
    • be wounded,
    • ingenuity,
    • was sore,
    • prickling,
    • suffering,
    • calculation,
    • suffer,
    • sharpness,
    • worry,
    • act,
    • quickness,
    • complain of,
    • etch,
    • Experiencing,
    • resourcefulness,
    • grief,
    • taste,
    • sophistication,
    • distress,
    • woe,
    • misery,
    • wearing away,
    • neatness,
    • spank,
    • ate into,
    • be uptight,
    • mental,
    • bitterness,
    • shrewdness,
    • be agitated,
    • malaise,
    • wisdom,
    • simmer,
    • ability,
    • torment,
    • dexterity,
    • grace,
    • feature,
    • be handicapped,
    • shock,
    • wit,
    • fizzing,
    • sense,
    • despondency,
    • whacking,
    • cleverness,
    • be angry,
    • be sore,
    • astuteness,
    • eat into,
    • affliction,
    • wear away,
    • Brains,
    • mode,
    • sagacity,
    • be racked,
    • procedure,
    • Canniness,
    • wrack up,
    • burn,
    • adroitness,
    • behavior,
    • gift,
    • be convulsed,
    • tidiness,
    • smartness,
    • expertise,
    • Twinged,
    • do violence,
    • chicness,
    • feel wretched,
    • deed,
    • Twinging,
    • Fashionableness,
    • elegance,
    • anxiety,
    • sting,
    • be impaired,
    • gumption,
    • discernment,
    • process,
    • ache,
    • have a bad time,
    • prickled,
    • fricassees,
    • wears away,
    • sadness,
    • hurt,
    • adeptness,
    • intelligence,
    • torture,
    • maltreat,
    • pain.

    • pain

    • up set,
    • hit where one lives,
    • pained,
    • anguished,
    • cut to the quick,
    • harrow,
    • in flames.

How to use «Smart» in context?

Technology has always been evolving, and there is no doubt that it is moving quickly and becoming more and more «smart.» This means that technology is getting more and more complex, so it is important for people to be able to use it effectively in order to stay competitive. Here are a few examples of how technology is becoming «smart»:

-A number of devices now come with touch screens that allow users to interact with them by simply touching the screen.

-Another example is the use of voice search. This is where you can speak a word or phrase and the device will try to find the answer or search for a certain item.

Paraphrases for Smart:

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  • Equivalence

    • Foreign word
      intelligent.
    • Adjective
      clever, intelligent.
    • Proper noun, singular
      clever, intelligent, smarter.
    • Noun, plural
      intelligent.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      clever, intelligent.
    • Adverb
      clever.
    • Interjection
      intelligent.
    • Verb, 3rd person singular present
      intelligent.
    • Verb, base form
      intelligent.

  • Independent

    • Adjective
      brainy, cunning, discerning, dumb, eye-catching, handsome, ingenious, judicious, progressive, prudent, rational, reasonable, resourceful, savvy, sensible, skilful, sophisticated, talented, thoughtful, far-sighted, thought-out, stupid, smart-mouth.
    • Proper noun, singular
      Capita, Its, characteristics.
    • Noun, plural
      teeth, games, Brains, twists, ranks, classrooms.
    • Verb, past tense
      blazing.

  • Other Related

    • Adjective
      astute, crafty, shrewd, smart-ass.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      Smartphone, smart-ass.

Homophones for Smart:

  • SMARTT, snorty, smear word, swimmeret, swineherd, snort, semiarid, seniority, scammonyroot, senorita, semihard, sonority, smarta.

Hyponym for Smart:

  • n.

    • state
      pain, hurting.

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