Pronunciation: /ˈklɛvərnəs/
noun the quality of being quick to understand, learn, and devise or apply ideas; intelligence or smartness
A1 Her cleverness helped her solve the puzzle.
A2 The magician amazed the audience with his cleverness.
B1 His cleverness in negotiating the deal saved the company a lot of money.
B2 The detective's cleverness led to the capture of the criminal.
C1 The inventor's cleverness revolutionized the industry.
C2 The scientist's cleverness in developing the new technology earned her a Nobel Prize.
formal Her cleverness in solving complex problems impressed her colleagues.
informal I always rely on his cleverness to come up with creative solutions.
slang She's got mad cleverness when it comes to outsmarting others.
figurative His cleverness was like a shining beacon in the darkness of ignorance.
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