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Meanings of too sharp in English

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Usage of too sharp in English
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The notes were too sharp; too isolate; they did not flow together.
How Deacon Tubman and Parson Whitney Kept New Year's / And Other...
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But the count was too sharp to be thrown off the scent.
Vittoria — Volume 2
3
Also her nose was too sharp and her lips were too thin.
Moon of Israel: A Tale of the Exodus
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If anything, there is an argument that its teeth are too sharp.
The Guardian
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Those at the Certosa are, for example, far too sharp and clean.
A Wanderer in Florence
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Superintendent proved to be a little too sharp with Penelope at starting.
The Moonstone
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But Mr. Mackenzie was too sharp not to know what that meant.
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume ...
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She was sedated because the headaches were too sharp, he told Reuters.
Reuters
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The detective's words were a little too sharp, a little too loud.
Latte trouble
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Horace is too sharp to be hoodwinked or deceived, even by you.
Elsie's Girlhood / A Sequel to "Elsie Dinsmore" and "Elsie's Hol...
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His canines were just a little too large, a little too sharp.
Cold Days
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He's too sharp-sighted not to have observed what has been going on.
The Three Admirals
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Only, Floyd, don't bring up a fellow with too sharp a turn.
Floyd Grandon's Honor
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Kate Morrison's eyes are too sharp for that, as he'll find out.'
Robbery under Arms / A Story of Life and Adventure in the Bush a...
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Her face was all wrong-tooclean and smooth, the eyes too sharp.
Funland
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Anchovies can also go wrong: too sharp, too acidic or even too anchovy-ish.
The Guardian
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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