Smarter than ever

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
1

Hi,

Could someone please explain the meaning of following sentence?
Smarter than ever

Regards,
William

2

Hi William,

That isn’t really a sentence but rather a phrase that is part of a sentence. You would need to put something before it and something after it -

She is smarter than she has ever been.

This means that she is more clever/smarter than she has been at any time before. The point of the expression is to show that someone has not lost their ability to show that they are smart.

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Thanks for your explanation.