Adjective(1) (of something seen or heard) clearly defined,ending in a sharp point,having or demonstrating ability to recognize or draw fine distinctions,marked by practical hardheaded intelligence,harsh,high-pitched and sharp,extremely steep,keenly and painfully felt,as if caused by a sharp edge or point,very penetrating and clear and sharp in operation,having or made by a thin edge or sharp point,suitable for cutting or piercing,sour or bitter in taste 1,raised in pitch by one chromatic semitone,very sudden and in great amount or degree,quick and forceful,knifelike,cutting,sudden,perceptive,quick,dishonest,deceitful,severe,intense,distinct,well,stylish,hurtful,bitter in speech,having strong affect on animate senses(2) (of something seen or heard) clearly defined(3) ending in a sharp point(4) having or demonstrating ability to recognize or draw fine distinctions(5) marked by practical hardheaded intelligence(6) harsh(7) high-pitched and sharp(8) extremely steep(9) keenly and painfully felt(10) as if caused by a sharp edge or point(11) very penetrating and clear and sharp in operation(12) having or made by a thin edge or sharp point(13) suitable for cutting or piercing(14) sour or bitter in taste 1(15) raised in pitch by one chromatic semitone(16) very sudden and in great amount or degree
Noun(1) a musical notation indicating one half step higher than the note named(2) a long thin sewing needle with a sharp point
Adverb(1) changing suddenly in direction and degree,on time(2) changing suddenly in direction and degree(3) on time
Adjective(1) (of something seen or heard) clearly defined,ending in a sharp point,having or demonstrating ability to recognize or draw fine distinctions,marked by practical hardheaded intelligence,harsh,high-pitched and sharp,extremely steep,keenly and painfully felt,as if caused by a sharp edge or point,very penetrating and clear and sharp in operation,having or made by a thin edge or sharp point,suitable for cutting or piercing,sour or bitter in taste 1,raised in pitch by one chromatic semitone,very sudden and in great amount or degree,quick and forceful,knifelike,cutting,sudden,perceptive,quick,dishonest,deceitful,severe,intense,distinct,well,stylish,hurtful,bitter in speech,having strong affect on animate senses(2) (of something seen or heard) clearly defined(3) ending in a sharp point(4) having or demonstrating ability to recognize or draw fine distinctions(5) marked by practical hardheaded intelligence(6) harsh(7) high-pitched and sharp(8) extremely steep(9) keenly and painfully felt(10) as if caused by a sharp edge or point(11) very penetrating and clear and sharp in operation(12) having or made by a thin edge or sharp point(13) suitable for cutting or piercing(14) sour or bitter in taste 1(15) raised in pitch by one chromatic semitone(16) very sudden and in great amount or degree
Noun(1) a musical notation indicating one half step higher than the note named(2) a long thin sewing needle with a sharp point
Adverb(1) changing suddenly in direction and degree,on time(2) changing suddenly in direction and degree(3) on time
(1) She got out of the shower lazily, and had a sharp feeling in her stomach that something would happen today.(2) It's a great feeling to define in sharp crisp outlines what you believe in, and what you stand against.(3) These involuntary contractions can be either dull or sharp and intense.(4) Pick it up, flip through it, dip into the story at any point and you will come away better informed and surprisingly entertained by his sharp mind and punk sense of humour.(5) She keeps her stand-up sharp by hitting the Provincetown comedy circuit every summer.(6) I gingerly moved to sit up, but a sharp pain shot through my body.(7) All in all, not much got done until Mikhail's aunt Meredith came in and silenced them all with a sharp whistle.(8) In reality, it was ordinary citizens and not the sharp operators who stored their wealth in banknotes.(9) Her fingernails grew long and sharp , able to pierce the skin of a creature in a matter of seconds.(10) The sharp detail and good contrast control offer a good look at the few interesting things that happen in the mostly darkened production.(11) Exports have been hit also because of the sudden and sharp increase in the value of the euro against the dollar and, most importantly, against sterling.(12) I felt a sharp hope rising in me and I quelled it immediately.(13) Monday's sharp stock market plunge and uncertain world events may have you longing for a secure place to stash your savings.(14) She said a few sharp words, which the boy returned with a fallen face.(15) But everyone else was also entering into dangerous enemy territory, so Cat and her comrades had to stay sharp or else get left behind.(16) The traditional short-covering by speculators that usually followed a sharp downward movement was no longer present to instill some recovery.
(1) She got out of the shower lazily, and had a sharp feeling in her stomach that something would happen today.(2) It's a great feeling to define in sharp crisp outlines what you believe in, and what you stand against.(3) These involuntary contractions can be either dull or sharp and intense.(4) Pick it up, flip through it, dip into the story at any point and you will come away better informed and surprisingly entertained by his sharp mind and punk sense of humour.(5) She keeps her stand-up sharp by hitting the Provincetown comedy circuit every summer.(6) I gingerly moved to sit up, but a sharp pain shot through my body.(7) All in all, not much got done until Mikhail's aunt Meredith came in and silenced them all with a sharp whistle.(8) In reality, it was ordinary citizens and not the sharp operators who stored their wealth in banknotes.(9) Her fingernails grew long and sharp , able to pierce the skin of a creature in a matter of seconds.(10) The sharp detail and good contrast control offer a good look at the few interesting things that happen in the mostly darkened production.(11) Exports have been hit also because of the sudden and sharp increase in the value of the euro against the dollar and, most importantly, against sterling.(12) I felt a sharp hope rising in me and I quelled it immediately.(13) Monday's sharp stock market plunge and uncertain world events may have you longing for a secure place to stash your savings.(14) She said a few sharp words, which the boy returned with a fallen face.(15) But everyone else was also entering into dangerous enemy territory, so Cat and her comrades had to stay sharp or else get left behind.(16) The traditional short-covering by speculators that usually followed a sharp downward movement was no longer present to instill some recovery.
