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Meaning of Sharp
Having a sharp edge or point
Etymology of Sharp
The word "sharp" originates from Old English "scearp", which is derived from the Proto-Germanic word "skarpiz" and the Proto-Indo-European root "sker-", meaning "to cut"
The word has been used in the English language since the 9th century, initially to describe something with a sharp edge or point, and later to describe something with a sharp or penetrating quality
Synonyms
acute
keen
piercing
pointed
cutting
sharp-edged
razor-sharp
crisp
fresh
bright
intelligent
astute
perceptive
discerning
sensitive
quick
clever
smart
witty
agile
nimble
brisk
vigorous
severe
harsh
biting
caustic
trenchant
incisive
penetrating
forthright
direct
frank
blunt
forceful
effective
potent
powerful
Definitions
- Having a sharp edge or point, able to cut or pierce easily
- * Having a sharp or penetrating quality, able to perceive or understand quickly
- * Having a sharp or well-defined shape, clearly outlined or defined
Usage Examples
- The sharp knife cut through the rope easily
- * She has a sharp mind and is able to learn quickly
- * The sharp outline of the mountain was visible against the sky