sharpness
(noun)
/ˈʃɑrp.nəs/
Definitions
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The quality or state of being sharp, as in blade or edge.
The whisper of steel slicing air, a dancer's edge poised to divide with grace.Example: The sharpness of the knife made cutting vegetables easy.
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The quality of being intense or severe.
A storm of words that cuts like winter's breath, fierce enough to awaken one's spirit.Example: The sharpness of her tone indicated her displeasure.
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The quality of having a clear, distinct form or outline.
A photograph sings in crisp detail, where shadows and light waltz vividly in stillness.Example: The sharpness of the image was impressive given the poor lighting.
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A quick or keen perception; acuity of mind or senses.
A mind like a hawk's gaze, perceiving the world's hidden symphonies and whispers.Example: His sharpness allowed him to notice details others missed.
Origin
Middle English scharpnesse, from Old English scearpnes.
Synonyms
keenness, acuity, clarity, intensity, crispness
Antonyms
dullness, bluntness, vagueness, softness, fuzziness