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Definition of sharp-pointed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
shapeRare ending in a sharp point or tipRare
- The sharp-pointed pencil made a fine mark.
- She wore sharp-pointed stilettos to the party.
- The sharp-pointed spear pierced the target.
Origin of sharp-pointed
English, sharp (having a thin edge) + pointed (having a point)
Terms with sharp-pointed included in their meaning
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edge
not sharp or pointed
tools
sharp pointed object used for piercing
tools
made sharp or pointed
tools
make an object sharp or pointed
sharp objects
sharp pointed objects or projections
physical change
process of making an object less sharp or pointed
blunt
not sharp or pointed
object
having sharp pointed projections
shape
having a pointed or sharp end
sharp
having a sharp, pointed end
geometry
having a sharp or pointed end
sharpening action
make sharp or pointed
taper
become sharp or pointed
object
somewhat not sharp or pointed
weaponry
sharp, pointed weapon similar to a dagger
sharpness
sharp or pointed like a dagger
teeth
having sharp pointed edges like fangs
agriculture
sharp-pointed rod for driving cattle
sharpness
sharp or pointed in nature
architecture
arch with a sharp, pointed curve resembling a ship's keel
architecture
sharp pointed arch often seen in Gothic buildings
wild grasses
grass species with thin pointed leaves and sharp seeds that pierce fabric
medical
having teeth that are pointed and sharp
sharp seeds
grass with sharp, pointed seeds or blades
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- French:pointu, ...
- German:spitz, ...
- Italian:appuntito, ...
- Spanish:puntiagudo, ...
- Portuguese:pontiagudo, ...
- Chinese:尖锐的, ...
- Japanese:鋭先の, ...
- Arabic:مُدَبَّب, ...
- Hebrew:חַד קָצֶה, ...
- Russian:остроконечный, ...
- Ukrainian:загострений, ...
- Hindi:तेज़ नुकीला, ...
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