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quick-wittedly

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quick-wit·ted (kwkwtd)
adj.
Mentally alert and sharp; keen. See Synonyms at intelligent.

quick-witted·ly adv.
quick-witted·ness n.
Translations
quick-wittedly [ˌkwɪkˈwɪtɪdlɪ] adv (act, answer) → prontamente


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Meanwhile Lanigan had extended the cosh and used it to threaten 18-year-old Mr Nicholls who handed over his phone but quick-wittedly threw his wallet onto the railway line so the robber could not take it.
This time it was Gary Rowett, the Birmingham defender who looked up and quick-wittedly noted where Jones was standing.
Meanwhile Lanigan had extended the cosh and used it to threaten 18-year-old Mr Nicholls who handed over his phone but quick-wittedly threw his wallet onto the railway line so the robber could not take it.
 
 
 
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