Definition

To have a quick and clever way of thinking or expressing ideas, often in a humorous manner.

Example

She always knows how to wit her way through difficult conversations.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Hey, do you ever just sit and wit about life?

Sometimes, yeah! It's nice to just reflect on things.

I find it helps me understand my feelings better when I wit.

Absolutely! It really gives you some clarity.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

The ability to think quickly and make clever remarks, often in a humorous way.

Example

Her wit made the conversation lively and enjoyable.

Conversation

I love how your wit always makes everyone laugh at parties.

Thanks! I just try to make things more fun.

You definitely have a talent for it; your quick wit is impressive.

Definition

To be aware of something or to learn about it.

Example

She began to wit the importance of studying regularly.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you wit about the new café that opened up downtown?

Yeah, I just found out about it yesterday!

I hope it’s good; I wit that they have great reviews online.

Root Explanation

Wit → The word 'wit' originates from Old English 'wita', meaning knowledge or understanding. It refers to the ability to think, understand, and make decisions based on knowledge.

Memory Tip

Think of 'knowledge' as the core of 'wit' — it helps you remember that wit is all about having sharp understanding and insight.

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