What is the difference between Cleverness and Intelligence
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In general, "intelligent" is closer to "intellectual, mentally capable, logical", and "clever" is closer to "creative, ingenious, cunning". There is certainly an overlap in the synonyms. Clever is more quick witted. ... Intelligent is more being able to think things through.
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In general, "intelligent" is closer to "intellectual, mentally capable, logical", and "clever" is closer to "creative, ingenious, cunning". There is certainly an overlap in the synonyms. Clever is more quick witted. ... Intelligent is more being able to think things through
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