Acutely

əˈkjuːtli

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a way that is sharp or intense; extremely or very keenly.

She felt acutely aware of the tension in the room.

In a severe or serious manner, often relating to a condition or situation.

He was acutely aware of his responsibilities as a leader.

In a way that is clear and quick to understand or notice.

The artist acutely captured the emotions of the moment in her painting.

In a manner that suggests sharpness or precision.

The critic acutely analyzed the flaws in the performance.

From Latin 'acutus', meaning sharp or pointed.

acutely aware

Having a deep understanding or insight into a situation.

acutely painful

Experiencing a high level of pain.

acutely sensitive

Highly sensitive to emotions or situations.

acute

Having a sharp point or a high degree.

acuteness

The quality of being sharp or severe.