brainy

pronunciation

How to pronounce brainy in British English: UK [ˈbreɪni]word uk audio image

How to pronounce brainy in American English: US [ˈbreni] word us audio image

  • Adjective:
    having or marked by unusual and impressive intelligence

Word Origin

brainy (adj.)
1845, from brain (n.) + -y (2). Latin equivalent cerebrosus meant "passionate, hot-headed," leading Tucker to remark that " 'Brainy' is not a natural expression for 'frantic.' "

Example

1. A brainy person usually has good grades in school .
2. Does he look brainy ?
3. Lots of brainy female graduates enter the job market each year .
4. Her children are all very brainy .
5. He is brainy he is confident he is parsimonious with social interaction .

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