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Synonyms for smartly in English

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  1. smartly:
  2. smart:

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Detailed Synonyms for smartly in English

smartly:

smartly adv

  1. smartly
    subtly; acutely; smartly
  2. smartly
    – in a stylish manner 1
    smartly; modishly; sprucely
    – in a stylish manner 1
  3. smartly
    – with vigor; in a vigorous manner 1
    smartly; vigorously
    – with vigor; in a vigorous manner 1
  4. smartly
    – in a clever manner 1
    smartly; cleverly
    – in a clever manner 1
    • smartly adv
      • a smartly managed business1
    • cleverly adv
      • they were cleverly arranged1

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Related Definitions for "smartly":

  1. in a stylish manner1
    • He was smartly dressed1
  2. with vigor; in a vigorous manner1
  3. in a clever manner1
    • a smartly managed business1

smart:

smart adj

  1. smart
    smart; canny; shrewd; wily; sly
  2. smart
    erudite; intelligent; smart; educated; clever
  3. smart
    sensible; wise; right-thinking; sane; clever; intelligent; smart
    bright
    – characterized by quickness and ease in learning 1
    • bright adj
      • some children are brighter in one subject than another1
  4. smart
    handsome; smart; bright
  5. smart
    perky; astute; clever; resourceful; wily; sharp; smart
    bright
    – characterized by quickness and ease in learning 1
    • bright adj
      • some children are brighter in one subject than another1
  6. smart
    intelligent; smart; knowledgable; wise; sensible; brainy; clever; sharp; brilliant
    bright
    – characterized by quickness and ease in learning 1
    • bright adj
      • some children are brighter in one subject than another1
  7. smart
    wise; smart; clever
  8. smart
    clever; intelligent; wise; ingenious; sagacious; astute; smart; skilful; sly; wily; crafty; shrewd; skillful
    bright
    – characterized by quickness and ease in learning 1
    • bright adj
      • some children are brighter in one subject than another1
  9. smart
    alert; agile; brisk; rapid; quick; smart
  10. smart
    aesthetic; sophisticated; stylish; elegant; graceful; tasteful; classy; glamorous; classical; in good style; smart; in good taste; glamourous; esthetic
  11. smart
    elegant; smart
  12. smart
    astute; resourceful; crafty; clever; shrewd; wily; smart; sly
  13. smart
    natty; spick and span; top-notch; tip-top; smart; slick; posh; swell; first-class; first-rate
  14. smart
    bright; smart; clever; sharp
  15. smart
    nimble; clever; sharp; smart; quick
  16. smart
    spruce
    – marked by up-to-dateness in dress and manners 1
    smart
  17. smart
    – capable of independent and apparently intelligent action 1
    smart
    – capable of independent and apparently intelligent action 1
    • smart adj
      • smart weapons1
  18. smart
    – improperly forward or bold 1
    smart; wise; fresh; impudent; impertinent; saucy; overbold; sassy
    – improperly forward or bold 1
  19. smart
    – showing mental alertness and calculation and resourcefulness 1
    smart
    – showing mental alertness and calculation and resourcefulness 1
  20. smart
    – elegant and stylish 1
    smart; chic; voguish
    – elegant and stylish 1
    • smart adj
      • a smart new dress1
    • chic adj
      • chic elegance1
    • voguish adj
      • a suit of voguish cut1
  21. smart
    – quick and brisk 1
    smart
    – quick and brisk 1
    • smart adj
      • I gave him a smart salute1
      • we walked at a smart pace1
  22. smart
    – characterized by quickness and ease in learning 1
    bright; smart
    – characterized by quickness and ease in learning 1
    • bright adj
      • some children are brighter in one subject than another1
    • smart adj
      • smart children talk earlier than the average1
  23. smart
    – painfully severe 1
    smart
    – painfully severe 1
    • smart adj
      • he gave the dog a smart blow1

smart

  1. smart
    smart
  2. smart
    striking; smart; witty
  3. smart
    striking; smart; stylish; very elegant
  4. smart
    smart; foppish; smartly dressed; dandified
  5. smart
    smart; chic

smart [the ~] noun

  1. the smart
    – a kind of pain such as that caused by a wound or a burn or a sore 1
    the smart; the smarting; the smartness
    – a kind of pain such as that caused by a wound or a burn or a sore 1

to smart verb (smarts, smarted, smarting)

  1. to smart
    – be the source of pain 1
    to hurt; to smart; to ache
    – be the source of pain 1
    • hurt verb (hurts, hurt, hurting)
    • smart verb (smarts, smarted, smarting)
    • ache verb (aches, ached, aching)

Conjugations for smart:

present
  1. smart
  2. smart
  3. smarts
  4. smart
  5. smart
  6. smart
simple past
  1. smarted
  2. smarted
  3. smarted
  4. smarted
  5. smarted
  6. smarted
present perfect
  1. have smarted
  2. have smarted
  3. has smarted
  4. have smarted
  5. have smarted
  6. have smarted
past continuous
  1. was smarting
  2. were smarting
  3. was smarting
  4. were smarting
  5. were smarting
  6. were smarting
future
  1. shall smart
  2. will smart
  3. will smart
  4. shall smart
  5. will smart
  6. will smart
continuous present
  1. am smarting
  2. are smarting
  3. is smarting
  4. are smarting
  5. are smarting
  6. are smarting
subjunctive
  1. be smarted
  2. be smarted
  3. be smarted
  4. be smarted
  5. be smarted
  6. be smarted
diverse
  1. smart!
  2. let's smart!
  5. smarted
  6. smarting
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

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Related Definitions for "smart":

  1. capable of independent and apparently intelligent action1
    • smart weapons1
  2. improperly forward or bold1
  3. showing mental alertness and calculation and resourcefulness1
  4. elegant and stylish1
    • a smart new dress1
  5. quick and brisk1
    • I gave him a smart salute1
    • we walked at a smart pace1
  6. characterized by quickness and ease in learning1
    • smart children talk earlier than the average1
  7. painfully severe1
    • he gave the dog a smart blow1
  8. a kind of pain such as that caused by a wound or a burn or a sore1
  9. be the source of pain1

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