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two-edged

[too-ejd] / ˈtuˈɛdʒd /
ADJECTIVE
backhanded
Synonyms


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Demonstrating why hyperbole is a two-edged device, a headline in 2018 quipped that fans should get ready to hate sports due to legalized gambling.

From The Wall Street Journal

“We have a two-edged sword,” he said.

From Salon

"Like everything, tech has a dark side. It is a two-edged sword," says veteran Silicon Valley watcher, Prof Mike Malone.

From BBC

While the monarchy is a symbol of Britain’s history, that can be a two-edged sword.

From Seattle Times

OK, that can be admirable but it’s a dangerous two-edged sword.

From Los Angeles Times