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Discover Ludwig"made smart" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe someone becoming more intelligent, savvy, or fashionable. Example: After attending the prestigious university, she was made smart by her experiences and education.
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He made smart decisions.
When they made smart points, he beamed.
More important, he was deadly accurate and made smart decisions.
V.C.U.'s success made Smart a central figure of March.
"Dumb" bombs were made "smart" by adding satellite-guidance equipment.
And — what really counts — they've made smart, offbeat choices of art and artists.
The Red Storm dominated and struggled, made smart plays and silly ones.
These women are mature, commanding artists, and they have largely made smart picks.
Pebble also has made smart sacrifices to make the watch easy to use.
The Marin Headlands are unspeakably beautiful — God's country for investment bankers and hippies who made smart real-estate moves.
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For example, music store Dawsons lets its online customers get a good look at instruments by making sales staff put on a pair of Epson-made smart glasses.
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