witship

/ˈwɪtʃɪp/

Definitions

1. noun

a person’s state or quality of showing cleverness, humor, or inventiveness, especially in speech.

“Her witship and confidence made her a compelling public speaker.”

2. noun

a person’s condition of being a noble or aristocratic person, especially one of high birth or rank.

“In medieval times, a person’s witship was often indicated by their clothing and accessories.”

Synonyms

  • aristocracy
  • gentility
  • nobility
  • wit

Antonyms

  • commonness
  • vulgarity