Jaded
Smart
Smart adjective - Having a wide and refined knowledge of the world especially from personal experience.
Usage example: a novelist who got much of the material for his works by hanging out with the smart set
Jaded and smart are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Jaded" instead an adjective "Smart".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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Averted, interestingly, with Gibson, who is much more jaded, street-smart, and snarky than the average ISO.
Source: Video Game / TRON: Evolution - He is smart and rational, and his cowardice comes from jaded world-weariness and a sensible fear of the unknown.
- David Rossi began as an agent who was jaded, smart-mouthed and arrogant who found it hard to adjust to the team setting.
Source: Flanderization / Live-Action TV
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