Sharpness

/ˈʃɑːrp.nəs/

Meaning & Definition

noun

The quality of having a fine edge or point; the ability of a tool or blade to cut or pierce.

The sharpness of the knife made it easy to slice through the vegetables.

The quality of being intense or vivid, especially in terms of color or sound.

The sharpness of the colors in the painting caught everyone's attention.

The quality of being mentally acute or perceptive.

Her sharpness in analyzing the problem impressed her colleagues.

The state of being pointed or having a distinct edge, often in a visual or auditory context.

The sharpness of his voice made it clear that he was serious.

Middle English, from Old English scearpness, from the adjective sharp.

cutting sharp

Describes someone or something that is highly intelligent or insightful.

sharp edge

Refers to a clear advantage or beneficial aspect.

sharp wit

Indicates a quick, clever humor or intelligence.

keen

having or showing eagerness or enthusiasm.

acute

having a sharp point or tip.

clarity

the quality of being clear and easy to understand.

On point

That presentation was on point, with all the sharpness you need.

Cutting edge

Her ideas are really cutting edge, showing great sharpness in the industry.