wittiness
/ˈwɪt.i.nəs/Word connections
noun
/ˈwɪt.i.nəs/
Существительное, обозначающее качество быть остроумным, находчивым или сообразительным, часто выражаемое через изобретательный или неожиданный язык, вызывающий смех.
Sustantivo que denota la cualidad de ser ingenioso, agudo o ocurrente, a menudo expresada a través de un lenguaje inventivo o inesperado que provoca risa.
Nom désignant la qualité d'être spirituel, vif ou ingénieux, souvent exprimée par un langage inventif ou inattendu qui fait rire.
Substantiv, das die Eigenschaft bezeichnet, geistreich, einfallsreich oder schlagfertig zu sein, oft ausgedrückt durch erfinderischen oder unerwarteten Sprachgebrauch, der Lachen hervorruft.
Substantivo que designa a qualidade de ser espirituoso, engenhoso ou perspicaz, frequentemente manifestada por meio de uma linguagem criativa ou inesperada que provoca riso.
名词，指人机智、诙谐、思维敏捷的品质，常表现为巧妙或出人意料的语言，能引人发笑。
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A noun referring to the quality of being clever, humorous, or quick-witted, often expressed through inventive or incongruous language that evokes laughter.
uncountable
Clever humorB2formal
The quality of being cleverly humorous, often expressed through quick, inventive, or amusing remarks.
ОстроумиеIngenio humorísticoespritGeistreicher WitzEspirituosidade机智诙谐الطُّرْفَة- Her wittiness made her the life of every party.
- The comedian's wittiness was praised by critics.
- He is known for his sharp wittiness in conversations.
Synonymsbadinagebanterclevernessdrolleryfacetiousnesshumorjocularityreparteesparklewit
Forms
- wittinesses plural form
- wittinesses' possessive plural form
- wittiness's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1
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