sharp-edged
ˌʃɑːpˈɛdʒd
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Definition of sharp-edged - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
objecthaving an edge that can cut easily
  • Be careful with that sharp-edged knife!
razor-sharp
2.
commenthaving a harsh or critical quality
  • She made a sharp-edged remark about his work.
biting cutting
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Origin of sharp-edged

Old English, scearp (sharp) + edge (border) + -ed (having)

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piece of sharp-edged stone
tools
cut something using a sharp-edged tool
plant
type of grass with sharp-edged leaves
sharp grass
sharp-edged grass causing cuts on skin
bird
black-and-white seabird with a sharp-edged bill

Examples of sharp-edged in a sentence

  • Watch out for the sharp-edged shards of glass.
  • His sharp-edged humor offended some guests.
  • The review was full of sharp-edged criticism.

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  1. French:tranchant, ...
  2. German:scharfkantig, scharfzüngig, ...
  3. Italian:affilato, ...
  4. Spanish:afilado, cortante, ...
  5. Portuguese:afiado, ácido, ...
  6. Chinese:锋利的, 尖刻的, ...
  7. Japanese:刃が鋭い, 辛辣な, ...
  8. Arabic:حادُّ الحَوافّ, لاذِع, ...
  9. Hebrew:חַד, עוֹקְצָנִי, ...
  10. Russian:острый, резкий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:гострий, різкий, ...
  12. Hindi:धारदार, तीव्र, ...
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