What is the difference among smart, clever, and intelligence?
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Smart' and 'intelligent' have the same meaning, but 'smart' is less formal; 'smart' also means 'well-dressed'. 'Clever' is 'mentally quick and resourceful', but can also sometimes be used synonymously with the other two.
My son is smart/intelligent.
There may be intelligent life on Mars.
I ain't so smart, no how.
Chimpanzees are intelligent animals.
Crows are clever/intelligent/smart birds.
Foxes are reputed to be clever.
I found a clever solution to our dilemma.
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