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brainy

5 antonyms for brainy — opposites grouped by meaning.

Adjective — Very intelligent.

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brainy kid a bit brainy

Informal, mildly complimentary; use "intelligent" or "academically gifted" in formal writing.

Etymology

Came from Middle English brayny, equivalent to brain plus -y.

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What does “brainy” mean?
The word “brainy” means very intelligent. In plain terms, smart, clever — usually said informally and warmly rather than as a technical description.
How do you pronounce “brainy”?
“Brainy” is pronounced BRAY-nee (/ˈbɹeɪni/ in IPA).
How do you use “brainy” in a sentence?
Here is “brainy” used in a sentence: “She was the brainy one in her class, always top of every test.”
What part of speech is “brainy”?
“Brainy” is an adjective.

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