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sharp

[shahrp] / ʃɑrp /


ADJECTIVE
sudden
Synonyms
Antonyms
WEAK










Example Sentences

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Guardiola has won everything, but this showed his appetite for silverware remains as sharp as ever.

From BBC

"This could be a proper home for live comedy, fresh new comics, and punchlines with surprisingly sharp teeth," she concludes.

From BBC

Housing Secretary Steve Reed told the programme that the government was already taking action on energy bills, including a £53m package for homes struggling with a sharp increase in the price of heating oil.

From BBC

The stakes became clear that year, when California reported 18 locally acquired dengue cases — a sharp rise from the first-ever cases confirmed the year before.

From Los Angeles Times

Even so, genomic data reveal that this group experienced a sharp and long-term population decline, indicating ongoing stress across generations.

From Science Daily