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Meanings of edge in in English

Push one's way into (a space)

Usage of edge in in English
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The system is beginning to edge in the right direction, Kyte said.
Reuters
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Recent polls have shown Biden with a slight edge in the state.
Reuters
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Even today, there's an undeniable rock n' roll edge in David's images.
Radio NZ
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Was it possible I'd lost my edge in less than two weeks?
The wildwater walking club
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Note the varied quantity of the edge in white mass of tunic.
The Practice and Science of Drawing
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In these cases, university graduates barely get an edge in employment rates.
BBC
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Buczkowski sees Uber Freight's edge in its worldwide reach and proven technology.
Reuters
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Alabama had a big edge in early field position and took advantage.
Reuters
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I spoke vehemently, without allowing him to edge in a single word.
My Double Life: The Memoirs of Sarah Bernhardt
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Wisdom literature acquired a polemic edge in Alexandria in about 50 BCE.
A history of god: the 4000-year quest of judaism, christianity, ...
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Did Morgan detect a less-than-pleased edge in her response to the compliment?
A vote of confidence
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There was an edge in his voice that might have been regret.
The unseen
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That helped give Lowry the edge in his personal duel with Wade.
Reuters
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The U.S. Defense Department also fears losing America's technological edge in warfare.
Reuters
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He flexes, digging the sharp edge in harder, relishing the small sting.
Shadowglass: the shadowfae chronicles
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To crawl along by the slippery edge in the darkness and solitude!
Here are Ladies
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