Edged Meaning in English
word · lemma: edge
Definition
Having a sharp edge or border, or provided with an edge. It can also describe something with a particular quality or tone, for example, 'sharp-edged criticism.'
Usage & Nuances
Often used as an adjective: 'sharp-edged knife.' Can be literal (physical edge) or figurative (emotion, tone, remark, etc.). Common collocations: 'single-edged,' 'double-edged,' 'hard-edged style.' Not all 'edged' objects are sharp—sometimes it just means having any boundary.
Example Sentences
He gave an edged response that made everyone uncomfortable.
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The edged knife can cut vegetables easily.
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Be careful with edged tools in the workshop.
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This cup has a gold-edged rim.
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The painting has a hard-edged style, full of bold shapes.
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Many swords in history were double-edged, making them more versatile in battle.
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