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Meanings of more edgy in English

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Usage of more edgy in English
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Portugal's defenders are looking a lot more edgy than their Greek counterparts.
The Guardian
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They're definitely on the more edgy side of things rather than commercial cuts.
Ebony
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But in a more edgy, aggressive news cycle, that stance can be downright sonorific.
Reuters
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The discussion around Batman Vs Superman: Dawn of Justice is a great deal more edgy.
The Irish Times
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That particular night, I felt more edgy than usual.
After midnight
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I actually felt pressure to be even more edgy.
News.com.au
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Instead, I just got more and more edgy.
Rite of Passage
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The line was long and the closer we got to the checker the more edgy I got.
Spitting off tall buildings
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The third had a more edgy look.
Nevermore
10
In Dungarvan he was even more edgy.
The Irish Times
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That makes Broadcom's roughly $105 billion unsolicited offer for Qualcomm on Monday all the more edgy.
Reuters
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It has a hip-hop influence, because lyrically I'm a little more edgy, and I did start off rapping.
Ebony
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Digital filmmaking should be used to do more edgy stuff, not to replace techniques that are already functioning well.
Wired
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But it does perhaps indicate an appetite for something more edgy than people perched on stools spewing greetings-card banalities.
The Guardian
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They don't have that element to the summer games, something that is a little more edgy and youth oriented.
The Guardian
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The Woman grows more edgy.
Chinatown
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