English word

Smart

Definitions

adjective

  1. having or showing a high degree of mental ability : intelligent, bright
  2. marked by often sharp, forceful activity or vigorous strength
  3. brisk entry 1, spirited
  4. causing a sharp stinging
  5. witty, clever
  6. rude or impolite in a bold and disrespectful wayinformal
  7. neat entry 1, trim entry 2
  8. stylish or elegant in dress or appearance
  9. appealing to sophisticated tastes : characteristic of or patronized by fashionable society
  10. able to be altered in course during flight : being a guided missileof a weapon
  11. operating by automation
  12. using a built-in microprocessor for automatic operation, for processing of data, or for achieving greater versatility

Synonyms for smart

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Synonyms by context

Possessing intelligence and quickness of mind

adjective

  • brainy
  • precocious

Dressed in a stylish or presentable manner

adjective

  • groomed
  • presentable
  • stylish
  • suave
  • dapper
  • dashing
  • debonair
  • dressy
  • elegant
  • fashionable

(of clothes) Fashionable or stylish

adjective

  • chic
  • trendy
  • voguish
  • cool
  • hip
  • in fashion
  • modish
  • snazzy

To feel physical pain, usually a sharp or stinging sensation

verb

  • ache
  • hurt
  • sting
  • throb
  • chafe
  • prickle
  • tingle
  • burn
  • pain
  • prick

To feel emotionally upset

verb

  • seethe
  • fume
  • stew
  • fret
  • be agitated
  • be troubled
  • be upset
  • feel aggrieved
  • feel annoyed
  • feel hurt

To experience, or cause to experience, a slight prickling or stinging sensation

verb

  • itch
  • tickle
  • creep
  • have goosebumps
  • have gooseflesh

A sharp and quick pain or sting

noun

  • smarting
  • twinge
  • pang
  • smartness
  • stitch
  • throe
  • burning sensation
  • acute pain
  • shoot

Antonyms for smart

  • addle-brained
  • airheaded
  • benevolent
  • birdbrained
  • blockheaded
  • blockish
  • blunt
  • blunted
  • bonehead
  • boneheaded
  • boring
  • bovine
  • brain-dead
  • brainless
  • bubbleheaded
  • calm
  • chowderheaded
  • chuckleheaded
  • clueless
  • clumsy

Opposite of possessing intelligence and quickness of mind

Opposite of dressed in a stylish or presentable manner

  • disheveled
  • dishevelled
  • shabby
  • unkempt
  • scruffy
  • bedraggled
  • sloppy
  • slovenly
  • unfashionable
  • unstylish

(of clothes) Opposite of fashionable or stylish

  • dated
  • defunct
  • old-fashioned
  • outdated
  • outmoded
  • unchic
  • uncool
  • untrendy

Opposite of to feel physical pain, usually a sharp or stinging sensation

  • soothe
  • relieve
  • alleviate
  • allay
  • mollify
  • palliate
  • assuage
  • mitigate
  • aid
  • lessen

Opposite of to feel emotionally upset

  • get over
  • rise above
  • come to terms with
  • conquer
  • face up to
  • surmount

Opposite of a sharp and quick pain or sting

  • comfort
  • relief
  • mollification
  • soothing
  • alleviation
  • assuagement
  • calming
  • relaxation
  • ease
  • easiness

Opposite of a sudden, sharp localized pain

  • advantage
  • blessing
  • good fortune

Opposite of a sudden sharp pain or painful emotion

  • benefit
  • cheer
  • happiness
  • health
  • joy
  • pleasure
  • tingle

Phrases

  • a dab hand at
  • advanced for one's age
  • a hand at
  • ahead of one's peers
  • all around
  • all there
  • au courant
  • au fait
  • big league
  • book smart
  • bright-eyed and bushy-tailed
  • capable of learning
  • class act
  • clued up
  • cut out for
  • exceptionally good
  • exceptionally skilled
  • extraordinarily skilled
  • finely honed
  • finely tuned