Being harsh or corrosive in tone.
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Examples for "astringent "
Examples for "astringent "
1 The milk is very soothing and the alum acts as an astringent .
2 With the preparation of kid leather alum is the astringent curative agent.
3 The root contains tannin and mucilage, it is therefore astringent and demulcent.
4 I tasted the nut, and found it pungent and astringent , not tempting.
5 Where the astringent memory of Lizzie came into play, Lawrence was dumb.
1 Alastair Campbell, the former press secretary to Tony Blair, was typically acerbic .
2 Posts on his acerbic blog were picked up by mainstream news outlets.
3 Rothschild has said the increasingly acerbic fight is about investment and not personalities.
4 Erdoğan's acerbic response on Monday suggested the EU's concerns were justified.
5 He's quite withdrawn and shy and a bit acerbic , she said.
6 His public comments and decision-making have seemed increasingly erratic and acerbic of late.
7 Take this typically acerbic assessment of British education written in 2001.
8 While he could be quite acerbic at times, he was also very witty.
9 All three lead actors have amusing moments, especially O'Hare with his acerbic deadpan.
10 Rivers was known for her acerbic wit, cosmetic surgeries and classic put downs.
11 When you can be so strident and acerbic in your attacks on others?'
12 Craig Levein, the United manager, was similarly acerbic if a bit more calculating.
13 Carlton Fitzpatrick is a fount of computer-crime war-stories, related in an acerbic drawl.
14 Sadowitz is famed for acerbic material on subjects that might be deemed taboo.
15 He was renowned for his irreverent, acerbic wit and prolific use of expletives
16 Not even the show's acerbic judge, Simon Cowell, dared to predict the winner.
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Соединенные Штаты Америки