Gifted
Smart
Smart adjective - Being strikingly neat and trim in style or appearance.
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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His wife has him dressed in a teddy to be buried and Sophia gives the priest an exaggerated story of how smart and gifted Phil was.
Source: The Fun in Funeral -
Since both twins have quirks that both please and repulse their parents (Lucien is smart and gifted but also a nature lover, while Wayne is a deranged and obsessed with garbage but favors their industrial ways), both of them seem to take turns as the favorite and unfavorite.
- Camels are the most intelligent creatures on the Disc, or at least the most gifted mathematicians (long desert travel being good for producing such), and smart enough to not show it to humans.
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