quick wit

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The ability to make clever and funny remarks quickly.

witADJECTIVE + wit

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quick

Examples (10)

  • She's admired for her quick wit and sharp mind.
  • His quick wit often defuses tense situations with humor.
  • The comedian's quick wit kept the audience roaring with laughter.
  • A quick wit is an invaluable asset in a debate.
  • She responded to the unexpected question with impressive quick wit.
  • He's known for his quick wit, always having a clever remark ready.
  • Developing a quick wit can make you a more engaging conversationalist.
  • Despite the pressure, her quick wit never failed her during the presentation.
  • The interviewer showed quick wit in steering the conversation back on track.
  • Many successful politicians possess a quick wit to handle media scrutiny.