Pronunciation: /ˈæftərˌwɪt/
noun a person's ability to understand or think about something after it has happened
A1 Afterwit is the ability to think of a clever response after the moment has passed.
A2 She always had great afterwit, coming up with witty comebacks long after the argument.
B1 His afterwit often left his friends in stitches with laughter.
B2 The comedian's afterwit was evident in his quick responses during interviews.
C1 The writer's afterwit in his novels added depth to the characters and dialogue.
C2 The politician's afterwit was often praised for its sharpness and intelligence.