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Meaning of edginess
The state of having a sharp or rough quality
Etymology of edginess
The word "edginess" originates from the noun "edge", which has its roots in Old English "ecg" meaning "edge" or "point", and the suffix "-iness" forming a noun indicating a state or quality
The word has been in use since the mid-17th century to describe something having a sharp or rough quality
Synonyms
sharpness
acidity
bitterness
causticity
abrasiveness
coarseness
roughness
harshness
tartness
astringency
pungency
acrimony
asperity
severity
intensity
fierceness
keenness
crassness
vulgarity
crudeness
rudeness
brashness
bluntness
gruffness
curtness
brusqueness
tartness
snappishness
testiness
irritability
prickliness
thorniness
spikiness
jaggedness
ruggedness
Definitions
- The quality of being sharp or rough, especially in a way that is unpleasant or uncomfortable
- * A sharp or rough quality, especially one that is unpleasant or uncomfortable
Usage Examples
- The edginess of her personality made it difficult for her to connect with others
- * The city's edginess was reflected in its gritty streets and avant-garde art scene
- * The edginess of the comedy club's humor was not for everyone
Antonyms
smoothness
gentleness
mildness
softness
subtlety
delicacy
refinement
polish
sophistication
elegance
graciousness
courtesy
civility
tact
diplomacy
suavity
urbanity
affability
amiability
friendliness
warmth
approachability