brainy
Use Brainy in a sentence
ni adjective, brain·i·er, brain·i·est. Informal.
intelligent; clever; intellectual.
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| —adj , brainier, brainiest | |
| informal clever; intelligent | |
| 'brainily | |
| —adv | |
| 'braininess | |
| —n | |
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Brainy
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Example sentences
He would sit out lucky streaks by opponents by relying on the belief that over time his brainy, measured tactics would prevail.
The patterers were the brainy, sophisticated ones-the self-proclaimed aristocracy of the street.
Brainy but easily distracted, the author barely made it through high school and dropped out of college.
He is brainy, he is confident, he is parsimonious with social interaction.
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