Sharp-witted
Sharp-witted adjective - Having or showing a practical cleverness or judgment.
Unsentimental and sharp-witted are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Unsentimental" instead an adjective phrase "Sharp-witted".
Unsentimental
Unsentimental adjective - Facing facts or difficulties realistically and with determination.
Sharp-witted and unsentimental are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Sharp-witted" instead an adjective "Unsentimental".
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They are the maiden (often blonde and beautiful, and either a naive ditz or a budding seductress), the matron/mother (often plump and rather eccentric, or pregnant) and the crone (often sharp-witted, sharp-tongued, bitter and unsentimental, but not without kindness).
Source: The Hecate Sisters
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