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Meanings of edginess in English

Portuguese
inquietude
Catalan
neguit
Spanish
inquietud

Feelings of anxiety that make you tense and irritable.

inquietude
Usage of edginess in English
1
It does not shy away from his difficult nature or his edginess.
The Guardian
2
It added an edginess, a steely tension to the entire presentation.
Wired
3
The crowd arrived with the meanness and edginess of a mob.
The Yankee Years
4
Bowie's monochrome edginess meant he sailed through the insurrections of punk.
The Guardian
5
Coupled with Riverdale's edginess and extreme self-awareness is its intense wokeness.
Ebony
6
His edginess crept in through the comfortable insulation of Jenny's suit.
The Reality Dysfunction
7
Flint's grit and glamour embodied a type of London edginess that dominated the 1990s.
The Irish Times
8
Every now and then I have an urge for edginess.
The Irish Times
9
But there is edginess to Brand's humor, even an aggressiveness.
Reuters
10
A man could always blame a woman for his edginess.
The brazen gambit
11
The rat part reflects my urban edginess and cute smile.
The Irish Times
12
It is also trying to bring a new edginess to its brand image and design.
Reuters
13
Yet occasionally I miss the edginess of Shoreditch high street late on a Friday night.
The Guardian
14
But even she could hear the hint of edginess.
Ryan's place
15
The edginess of his reply hung in the air.
Think of a number
16
Her edginess only sharpened as the heavy grate lifted at the back of the pit.
Heir of Fire
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Translations for edginess
Portuguese
inquietude
Spanish
inquietud
Edginess through the time