wit|wits in English

noun

[wɪt]

intellect; reason; cleverness; sharpness; one who is sharp

Use "wit|wits" in a sentence

1. He hadn't the wits/wit enough to realize the danger.

2. My wits.

3. Half-wits?

4. Good wits jump (together).

5. Wits are wealth.

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7. Watching television dulls one's wits.

8. Wit bought is better than wit taught. 

9. Scared out of your wits.

10. Great wits have short memories.

11. Pit your wits against family or friends!

12. Her quick wits saved the boy's life.

13. He is a boy of quick wits.

14. She learned to survive on her wits.

15. Travellers need to keep their wits about them.

16. Consequently he Cudgelled his wits unmercifully in

17. We'll use our intellect, bravery and wits.

18. There was good wits, incisive but always peripheral information.

19. I'd like to pit my wits against the best.

20. To wit, a paradigm shift.

21. Learning to be a bunch of harebrained half-wits!

22. 16 Sylvie, tempered with Mathilde's quick wits and humour.

23. His quick wits compensate for his lack of brawn.

24. They seldom labour their wits on thankless task.

25. Bought wit is dear.