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Word: schleuerlich Part of speech: adjective (German) Pronunciation: /ˈʃlɔɪ̯ɐ.lɪç/ Definition: Describes a person who is exceptionally clever (schlau), often in a stylish, subtle, or slightly mischievous way. It adds a modern twist to traditional intelligence, suggesting someone who’s smart and impressive in how they show it. Etymology: A newly coined word blending the German adjective schlau (clever) with the suffix -lich, commonly used to form adjectives. The result adds flair and character, giving schlau a more expressive, modern edge. Note: This is a creative German adjective that’s gaining use informally among young people to describe cleverness with extra style or edge. It fills a niche between schlau and raffiniert.
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