How would you define a smart person and an intelligent person? And what is better to be? Also, I've heard a lot of people calling each-other 'smart'. Is this flattery? Is 'smart' an over-used word (especially to praise the other person or vice-versa)?|||Intelligence implies higher learning levels, and higher education.
Smart is a learned application.
Smart can be applied to sarcasm.
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http://www.differencebetween.net/miscell鈥?/a>|||"Intelligent" and "smart" mean having or showing mental keenness. "Intelligent" usually implies the ability to cope with new problems and to use the power of reasoning and inference effectively (The intelligent students excelled in calculus.). "Smart" refers to quick intelligence and often a ready capability for taking care of one's own interests (Smart lawyers can effectively manipulate juries.).
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