adjective

smarter

smarter, more intelligent

She is smarter than her brother.

She is smarter than her brother.

This is a smarter way to solve the problem.

This is a smarter way to solve the problem.

smarter than ((sb./sth.)) more intelligent than (sb./sth.) She is smarter than her brother.

more intelligent, more clever; Antonyms: dumber, less intelligent

From the adjective 'smart' plus the comparative suffix '-er'.

The '-er' ending means 'more'. So, 'smarter' means 'more smart'.

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