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Discover LudwigThe phrase "able to think straight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's mental clarity or ability to make rational decisions, often after a period of confusion or distraction.
Example: "After taking a break and clearing my mind, I finally felt able to think straight and tackle the problem effectively."
Alternatives: "clear-headed" or "thinking clearly".
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I like to be able to think straight.
Her children "won't be able to think straight as their brain won't be functioning", says another.
Did you need it to wake yourself up and be able to think straight enough get to work and do your job?
Critics said her children were "at risk of nutrient deficiencies" and "wouldn't be able to think straight".
Having no help while running a modern small business, on the other hand, will leave you so stressed you won't be able to think straight.
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Another user, "able to think," crashes straight in with some sweeping generalizing, because hell, this is the internet: "I've never seen him, but he seems like a twat based on what I've heard.
"able to think" crashes straight in with some sweeping generalising, because hell, this is the internet: "I've never seen him, but he seems like a twat based on what I've heard.
It's just hard to think straight.
Warm weather makes it harder to think straight.
I'm too upset about my grades to think straight.
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