Definition of slow-witted in English:

slow-witted

adjective

Slow to understand, think, or learn; stupid.
the slow-witted interviewer failed to pounce on his remarks
Example sentencesExamples
- Their speed of thought and elegance of execution made the home side appear slow-witted, but Liverpool should not take it too much to heart.
- A sweet-tempered, slow-witted teen, the title character doesn't seem very well equipped for life in Kazakhstan.
- A dunce, according to the dictionary, is "one who is slow-witted or stupid."
- But Neanderthal man was not as slow-witted as he looked and was in reality as smart as we are, an archaeologist claims.
- The slow-witted criminal of the week is a guy who fled a sobriety checkpoint in New Hampshire after handing over his license and registration.
- Here he plays Dodge, a slow-witted dog handler enlisted by Kramden to train his stray greyhound.
- The girl had to be slow-witted, Mr. Greene decided, and allowed the conversation to end.
- Should the clever and greedy be permitted to prey on the slow-witted and foolish?
- At first Mahmut is caring but he soon grows impatient with his sometimes slow-witted relative and berates him for his sloppy habits.
- Research shows that slow-witted people generally have more children than those with better brains.
- Kelly is portrayed as a slow witted young man, with a strong sense of injustice, who feels uncomfortable in the role of gunslinger.
- They refrain from eating turtle meat for fear that this would make their child slow-moving and slow-witted.
- The girls are portrayed as slow-witted and clueless, with Kendra bearing the brunt of most of the jokes.
- When a mighty predator makes a meal of a slow-witted, defenseless, helpless creature, one can hardly help but cringe.
- He was slow-witted and scatter-brained.
- Should she confess that she did not understand a word said, she would be taken for a slow-witted nut.
- Horses are slow-witted, strong, gentle, and loyal.
- It hulks over a corner of the soccer pitch like a slow-witted big brother, never included in the games played by his smaller relatives.
- I'm pretty slow witted with marketing.
- But with proper attention and training even a slow-witted virtual dog can be taught new virtual tricks.

Derivatives

slow-wittedness

nounˌsləʊˈwɪtɪdnəs

Definition of slow-witted in US English:

slow-witted

adjectiveˌsloʊˈwɪdədˌslōˈwidəd

Slow to understand, think, or learn; stupid.
the slow-witted interviewer failed to pounce on his remarks
Example sentencesExamples
- But with proper attention and training even a slow-witted virtual dog can be taught new virtual tricks.
- They refrain from eating turtle meat for fear that this would make their child slow-moving and slow-witted.
- At first Mahmut is caring but he soon grows impatient with his sometimes slow-witted relative and berates him for his sloppy habits.
- Horses are slow-witted, strong, gentle, and loyal.
- The girl had to be slow-witted, Mr. Greene decided, and allowed the conversation to end.
- Research shows that slow-witted people generally have more children than those with better brains.
- It hulks over a corner of the soccer pitch like a slow-witted big brother, never included in the games played by his smaller relatives.
- But Neanderthal man was not as slow-witted as he looked and was in reality as smart as we are, an archaeologist claims.
- A sweet-tempered, slow-witted teen, the title character doesn't seem very well equipped for life in Kazakhstan.
- Their speed of thought and elegance of execution made the home side appear slow-witted, but Liverpool should not take it too much to heart.
- I'm pretty slow witted with marketing.
- A dunce, according to the dictionary, is "one who is slow-witted or stupid."
- Here he plays Dodge, a slow-witted dog handler enlisted by Kramden to train his stray greyhound.
- Kelly is portrayed as a slow witted young man, with a strong sense of injustice, who feels uncomfortable in the role of gunslinger.
- Should the clever and greedy be permitted to prey on the slow-witted and foolish?
- The slow-witted criminal of the week is a guy who fled a sobriety checkpoint in New Hampshire after handing over his license and registration.
- He was slow-witted and scatter-brained.
- Should she confess that she did not understand a word said, she would be taken for a slow-witted nut.
- The girls are portrayed as slow-witted and clueless, with Kendra bearing the brunt of most of the jokes.
- When a mighty predator makes a meal of a slow-witted, defenseless, helpless creature, one can hardly help but cringe.

单词	slow-witted
释义	Definition of slow-witted in English: slow-witted adjective Slow to understand, think, or learn; stupid. the slow-witted interviewer failed to pounce on his remarks Example sentencesExamples Their speed of thought and elegance of execution made the home side appear slow-witted, but Liverpool should not take it too much to heart. A sweet-tempered, slow-witted teen, the title character doesn't seem very well equipped for life in Kazakhstan. A dunce, according to the dictionary, is "one who is slow-witted or stupid." But Neanderthal man was not as slow-witted as he looked and was in reality as smart as we are, an archaeologist claims. The slow-witted criminal of the week is a guy who fled a sobriety checkpoint in New Hampshire after handing over his license and registration. Here he plays Dodge, a slow-witted dog handler enlisted by Kramden to train his stray greyhound. The girl had to be slow-witted, Mr. Greene decided, and allowed the conversation to end. Should the clever and greedy be permitted to prey on the slow-witted and foolish? At first Mahmut is caring but he soon grows impatient with his sometimes slow-witted relative and berates him for his sloppy habits. Research shows that slow-witted people generally have more children than those with better brains. Kelly is portrayed as a slow witted young man, with a strong sense of injustice, who feels uncomfortable in the role of gunslinger. They refrain from eating turtle meat for fear that this would make their child slow-moving and slow-witted. The girls are portrayed as slow-witted and clueless, with Kendra bearing the brunt of most of the jokes. When a mighty predator makes a meal of a slow-witted, defenseless, helpless creature, one can hardly help but cringe. He was slow-witted and scatter-brained. Should she confess that she did not understand a word said, she would be taken for a slow-witted nut. Horses are slow-witted, strong, gentle, and loyal. It hulks over a corner of the soccer pitch like a slow-witted big brother, never included in the games played by his smaller relatives. I'm pretty slow witted with marketing. But with proper attention and training even a slow-witted virtual dog can be taught new virtual tricks. Derivatives slow-wittedness nounˌsləʊˈwɪtɪdnəs Definition of slow-witted in US English: slow-witted adjectiveˌsloʊˈwɪdədˌslōˈwidəd Slow to understand, think, or learn; stupid. the slow-witted interviewer failed to pounce on his remarks Example sentencesExamples But with proper attention and training even a slow-witted virtual dog can be taught new virtual tricks. They refrain from eating turtle meat for fear that this would make their child slow-moving and slow-witted. At first Mahmut is caring but he soon grows impatient with his sometimes slow-witted relative and berates him for his sloppy habits. Horses are slow-witted, strong, gentle, and loyal. The girl had to be slow-witted, Mr. Greene decided, and allowed the conversation to end. Research shows that slow-witted people generally have more children than those with better brains. It hulks over a corner of the soccer pitch like a slow-witted big brother, never included in the games played by his smaller relatives. But Neanderthal man was not as slow-witted as he looked and was in reality as smart as we are, an archaeologist claims. A sweet-tempered, slow-witted teen, the title character doesn't seem very well equipped for life in Kazakhstan. Their speed of thought and elegance of execution made the home side appear slow-witted, but Liverpool should not take it too much to heart. I'm pretty slow witted with marketing. A dunce, according to the dictionary, is "one who is slow-witted or stupid." Here he plays Dodge, a slow-witted dog handler enlisted by Kramden to train his stray greyhound. Kelly is portrayed as a slow witted young man, with a strong sense of injustice, who feels uncomfortable in the role of gunslinger. Should the clever and greedy be permitted to prey on the slow-witted and foolish? The slow-witted criminal of the week is a guy who fled a sobriety checkpoint in New Hampshire after handing over his license and registration. He was slow-witted and scatter-brained. Should she confess that she did not understand a word said, she would be taken for a slow-witted nut. The girls are portrayed as slow-witted and clueless, with Kendra bearing the brunt of most of the jokes. When a mighty predator makes a meal of a slow-witted, defenseless, helpless creature, one can hardly help but cringe.
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