Sharp [adjective]
Definition of Sharp:
knifelike, cutting
Synonyms of Sharp:
● Acute
● Pointed
● Stinging
● Keen
● Salient
● Fine
● Tapering
● Barbed
● Jagged
● Peaked
● Prickly
● Serrated
● Spiked
● Thorny
● Cuspate
● Pointy
● Spiny
● Acuate
● Apical
● Briery
● Honed
● Horned
● Pronged
● Spiky
● Tapered
● Tined
● Tipped
● Whetted
Opposite/Antonyms of Sharp:
● Low
● Flat
● Bland
● Nice
● Moderate
● Mild
● Calm
● Slow
● Dull
● Blunt
● Kind
● Boring
● Honest
● Frank
● 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.