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- sharp; pointed; perky; astute; clever; resourceful; wily; bright; smart; sharp-edged; razor-sharp; vicious; mean; nasty; shrewd; cunning; sly; underhand; vile; slippery; false; low; keen; stinging; cutting; intelligent; knowledgable; wise; sensible; brainy; brilliant; keen-edged; jagged; furious; blazing; angry; bitter; virulent; fiery; indignant; glaring; nimble; quick
- keen; disabled; sharp; cripled
- sharp; shrewd; astute; crisp; abrupt; precipitous; shrill; keen; acute; piercing; penetrating; incisive; knifelike; penetrative; discriminating; tart; sharp-worded; acuate; needlelike
- sharp; sharply; acutely
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– The degree of detail in the edges of subjects in an image. 2
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intelligent; smart; knowledgable; wise; sensible; brainy; clever; sharp; brilliant-
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wise adj.
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– having or demonstrating ability to recognize or draw fine distinctions 1keen; sharp; acute; piercing; penetrating; incisive; knifelike; penetrative; discriminating– having or demonstrating ability to recognize or draw fine distinctions 1-
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acute adj.
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– ending in a sharp point 1sharp; acute; acuate; needlelike– ending in a sharp point 1-
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needlelike adj.
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– changing suddenly in direction and degree 1
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– a musical notation indicating one half step higher than the note named 1