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/ˈkɔrnər/
Meaning & Definition
noun
The place where two lines or surfaces meet.
The cat sat in the corner of the room, watching everyone.
An angle; the external or internal angle formed by two intersecting lines or surfaces.
He turned the corner sharply while riding his bicycle.
A hidden or secluded place.
They found a cozy corner in the coffee shop to discuss their plans.
A difficult or awkward situation.
I felt like I was in a corner when I had to choose between my job and my family.
verb
To force into a corner or difficult situation.
The detective cornered the suspect in a back alley.
To gain control of (a market or resource).
The company aimed to corner the market on electric vehicles by investing heavily in technology.
Etymology
Middle English: from Old French 'corniere', from Latin 'cornu' meaning 'horn'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
corner the market
To gain control of a particular market or area.
turn the corner
To pass a critical point in a process or situation.
cut someone off at the corner
To block someone's approach or access.
Related Words
intersection
The point where two roads meet.
bend
A change in direction of something.
nook
A corner or recess, especially one offering seclusion or security.
Slang Meanings
Cornered
I feel cornered by my responsibilities.
Corner store
Let's grab snacks at the corner store.