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Meanings of
sharpened
in English
Sharpened.
Related terms
pointed
Sharpened.
Related terms
sharp
Usage of
sharpened
in English
1
But tomorrow,' Mori said, and nodded slightly when Thaniel's attention
sharpened
more.
2
There was a thrill to winning; the danger of loss
sharpened
it.
3
The general sense of anticipation had
sharpened
his readiness for a fight.
4
Shadows
sharpened
under the sea oats and the boardwalks traversing the dunes.
5
She saw nothing she considered a threat, and Leesil's own wariness
sharpened
.
6
It was at least ten inches long, and he
sharpened
both sides.
7
But in reality the
sharpened
spur of wakefulness penetrated much more deeply.
8
The tales about Rockham alone would have
sharpened
her to that extent.
9
The bull-like roar of the trader
sharpened
to a yell of pain.
10
He felt alert,
sharpened
,
exalted still, by what had come to pass.
11
His quick and
sharpened
intelligence showed all to him in a flash.
12
His eyes were red and watery, and the nose
sharpened
its cone.
13
The
sharpened
stick that had transfixed the bait was pulled out clean.
14
The eyes were closed, and the face
sharpened
under keen physical pain.
15
These neurons further exhibit
sharpened
tuning for pup vocalizations following maternal experience.
16
The experience of the day had
sharpened
her receptivity, broadened her out-look.
Other examples for "sharpened"
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About this term
sharpened
sharpen
Verb
Indicative · Past Indefinite
Frequent collocations
sharpen by
sharpen stakes
sharpen stick
sharpen pencil
sharpen teeth
More collocations
Sharpened
through the time
Sharpened
across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common