witss

she needed all her witss to solve the complex puzzle before time ran out.

the detective relied on his sharp witss to catch the subtle clues the criminal left behind.

his witss failed him during the crucial negotiation, costing his company the deal.

the survival guide emphasized keeping your witss about you in dangerous situations.

she bet her witss against the reigning champion and surprisingly won the chess match.

the professor tested the students' witss with an unusually difficult examination.

only someone with quick witss could navigate the tricky social dynamics of the royal court.

his witss were his most valuable asset in the competitive world of corporate law.

the hikers kept their witss about them as darkness fell over the unfamiliar forest.

fear threatened to steal her witss, but she forced herself to stay calm and focused.

the experienced sailor used his witss to guide the damaged ship safely through the storm.

debating requires sharp witss and the ability to think quickly under pressure.