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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a man of wit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is clever, humorous, or quick-thinking, often in a social context.
Example: "At the dinner party, everyone enjoyed the company of James, a man of wit, who kept the conversation lively with his clever remarks."
Alternatives: "a witty person" or "a clever individual".
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He was a man of wit, intelligence, warmth and caring.
He was a man of wit, charm and generosity.
Not just a rock star but a man of wit and many talents.
We will miss our courageous friend, a man of wit and integrity.
A man of wit, charm and humor who will be always remembered and terribly missed.
A man of wit and integrity, we celebrate his adventurous life and cherish his memory.
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One's initial impression upon meeting Francis was the realization that one was in the presence of a man of fierce wit and an easy, wicked sense of humor.
A man of consummate wit, taste, intelligence and integrity.
"Women" is a perfectly realized work by a man of demonic wit and tender sensibility.
He was a man of great wit and wisdom acquired over a life well lived.
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