Sharp [adjective]

Definition of Sharp:

knifelike, cutting

Synonyms of Sharp:

● Acute

● Pointed

● Stinging

● Keen

● Salient

● Fine

● Tapering

● Barbed

● Jagged

● Peaked

● Prickly

● Serrated

● Spiked

● Thorny

● Aciculate

● Acuminate

● Cuspate

● Cuspidate

● Pointy

● Razor-sharp

● Spiny

● Acuate

● Acuminous

● Apical

● Briery

● Ground fine

● Honed

● Horned

● Keen-edged

● Knife-edged

● Needle-pointed

● Needlelike

● Pronged

● Sharp-edged

● Spiky

● Splintery

● Tapered

● Tined

● Tipped

● Unblunted

● Whetted


Opposite/Antonyms of Sharp:

● Tasteless

● Low

● Flat

● Bland

● Nice

● Unstylish

● Undefined

● Moderate

● Mild

● Calm

● Slow

● Dull

● Blunt

● Kind

● Benevolent

● Old-fashioned

● Boring

● Indistinct

● Indefinite

● Honest

● Frank

● Forthright

● Aboveboard

● Unintelligent

● Stupid

● Ignorant

● Lazy


Sentence/Example of Sharp:

"I shall want you at seven-thirty sharp, to-morrow morning," he said, as they alighted.

With a sharp piece of flint he cut the fur of the animal's back.

There was a sharp, shrill cry from the boy, and Dozier whirled on him.

But she's a curious little party; sharp, without knowing it.

In sharp contrast to this, the drunkenness of Callidamates in Most.

She had heard of their doing so; heard them criticised with sharp sarcasm.

Under the window rang the sharp gong of a city patrol-wagon.

And sometimes I have sharp pains in the stomach, as if I had the colic.

A sharp wind came down from the heights, and whistled about their ears.

We'll land that stake; an' p'raps the sharp division'll take a tumble.