Definition
Definition of sharpish - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- He replied in a sharpish tone, indicating urgency.
2.
- The sharpish turn surprised the driver.
Adverb
- You need to leave sharpish if you want to catch the bus.
Origin of sharpish
Old English, scearp (sharp) + -ish (having the quality of)
Examples of sharpish in a sentence
The manager asked for a sharpish response. The sharpish comment caught everyone off guard. He made a sharpish exit after the meeting. Finish your homework sharpish or you'll be late. She left the meeting sharpish after the announcement.
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- French:rapide, tout de suite, ...
- German:schnell, schnellstens, ...
- Italian:rapido, subito, ...
- Spanish:rápido, rapidito, ...
- Portuguese:rápido, já, ...
- Chinese:急促, 赶紧, ...
- Japanese:迅速な, 急いで, ...
- Arabic:سَريع, بِسُرْعَة, ...
- Hebrew:זָרִיז, בִּזְרִיזוּת, ...
- Russian:быстрый, поскорее, ...
- Ukrainian:швидко, швиденько, ...
- Hindi:शीघ्र, फौरन, ...
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