super-smart
- adjective
- The new AI program is super-smart, able to analyze data much faster than any human could.
And so it's like everyone would be the the boss of a staff of super smart virtual people.
- And so it's like everyone would be the the boss of a staff of super smart virtual people.
Examples
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She created a super-smart robot that can help students learn math in a fun way.
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And so it's like everyone would be the the boss of a staff of super smart virtual people.
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His super-smart phone has features that make organizing tasks incredibly easy.
Synonyms
Very clever and skilled at thinking or solving problems
Able to think, understand, and learn new things
Using computers to work and make decisions on their own
Very smart in a way that others notice
Very quick to understand things and find answers
A person, animal, or machine that is much smarter than most people
Antonyms
How Smart
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Super-smart starts with super- which means 'very' or 'above', and ends with smart, the same word you see in smartphone, meaning 'clever' or automatic. So a super-smart device is more than smart — it is very advanced and can do things by itself.