acrid in Greek
acrid in Greek is δριμύς, αψύς — acrid means having a sharp, harsh or bitter taste.
acrid in Greek
δριμύς
Pronounced: drimys
αψύς
Pronounced: apsys
(figurative) Caustic; bitter; bitterly irritating.
What does "acrid" mean?
- adj Having a sharp, harsh or bitter taste.
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adj Sharp and stinging, causing a burning feeling.
"The bombardier beetle sprays acrid secretions to defend itself."
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adj Harsh and bitter in a way that stings or annoys.
"In a chaotic, 90-minute back-and-forth, the two major party nominees expressed a level of acrid contempt for each other unheard-of in modern American politics."
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acrid in a sentence
- The bombardier beetle sprays acrid secretions to defend itself.
- In a chaotic, 90-minute back-and-forth, the two major party nominees expressed a level of acrid contempt for each other unheard-of in modern American politics.
- That man has an acrid temper.
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What is "acrid" in Greek?
"acrid" in Greek is δριμύς, αψύς. acrid means: Having a sharp, harsh or bitter taste.
How do you pronounce δριμύς?
"acrid" in Greek is δριμύς, pronounced "drimys".
Are there other ways to say "acrid" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "acrid": δριμύς, αψύς.
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