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Definition of acrid - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
sensationcausing irritation or discomfort
- The acrid fumes made my eyes water.
2.
tasteunpleasantly sharp or bitter to the taste or smell
- The acrid smoke filled the room.
3.
mannersharsh or bitter in speech or behavior
- Her acrid comments hurt his feelings.
Origin of acrid
Latin, acer (sharp)
Terms with acrid included in their meaning
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botany
plant of the genus Actaea with acrid berries
gardens
plant with acrid-tasting leaves used in gardens
Examples of acrid in a sentence
An acrid odor lingered in the air after the chemical spill. The acrid odor of burnt rubber lingered. An acrid taste of vinegar ruined the dish. His acrid reply silenced the room. The debate ended in acrid exchanges.
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- French:âcre, amer, ...
- German:beißend, scharf, ...
- Italian:acri, acre, ...
- Spanish:ácido, acre, ...
- Portuguese:ácido, acre, ...
- Chinese:刺鼻的, 苦涩的, ...
- Japanese:刺激的な, 鼻をつく, ...
- Arabic:لاذِع, مُرّ, ...
- Hebrew:חָרִיף, צוֹרֵב, ...
- Russian:едкий, язвительный, ...
- Ukrainian:їдкий, гострий, ...
- Hindi:तीखा, कसैला, ...
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