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quick-witted

[kwik-wit-id] / ˈkwɪkˈwɪt ɪd /


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“He was a great storyteller; he had great humor; he was quick-witted and people loved to be around him,” Daschle said.

From Seattle Times

The quick-witted politician reshaped Louisiana’s oil revenues and dominated the state’s politics for decades.

From Seattle Times

The legendary actress, who starred in films like Lili and Moulin Rogue, became notorious for her quick-witted statements and many marriages.

From BBC

He staged an unsuccessful political comeback in 2014, running once again for a House seat, and was quick-witted and resilient even at the lowest points of his career.

From Washington Post

The club is led by Elizabeth, a quick-witted, acerbic former secret agent.

From Washington Post