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Smart

/smɑːt/

Having or showing quick-witted intelligence, or being elegant and stylish in appearance.

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He is a very smart student.That's a smart way to solve the problem.

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The word smart comes from the Old English smeart, meaning "painful, severe," related to the verb smeortan, meaning "to hurt." Its extension as "clever" is from the 13th century.

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