sharpness in Latin
sharpness in Latin is aciēs — sharpness means the quality of having a fine edge or point.
sharpness in Latin
aciēs
(uncountable) the cutting ability of an edge; keenness.
What does "sharpness" mean?
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noun The quality of having a fine edge or point.
"The chef tested the sharpness of the blade with his thumb."
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noun Clarity or focus, especially of an image.
"Increase the sharpness setting to make the photo look crisper."
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noun Mental keenness or acuteness.
"Her sharpness in debate made her hard to argue against."
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sharpness in a sentence
- The chef tested the sharpness of the blade with his thumb.
- Increase the sharpness setting to make the photo look crisper.
- Her sharpness in debate made her hard to argue against.
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What is "sharpness" in Latin?
"sharpness" in Latin is aciēs. sharpness means: The quality of having a fine edge or point.
How do you use "sharpness" in a sentence?
Example: "The chef tested the sharpness of the blade with his thumb." In Latin, "sharpness" is aciēs.
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