Synonyms
Examples for "sharp"
Examples for "sharp"
1
The new measures follow a sharp increase in cases in recent days.
2
Hard; sheep or goat; blue-veined; sharp; tangy; from Tigne Valley in Savoy.
3
Semisoft; white; creamy; sharp; historic since the time of the Merovingian kings.
4
Late yesterday, the recent sharp volatility of the New York market continued.
5
Local media have reported sharp divisions within the government on the issue.
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Disputes leave bitter problems, however, that no amount of money ever solves.
2
This new reality has caused bitter exchanges on social media, straining friendships.
3
A bitter controversy in debate with Mr. Blaine assumed a personal character.
4
A bitter reconciliation between Poland and West Germany has already taken place.
5
I apparently waited too long, however, because they'd already gone horribly bitter.
1
An unfortunate and unpleasant truth perhaps; but it needs to be told.
2
However, the special case group meeting turned out to be very unpleasant.
3
It is either an unfortunate accident, or an unpleasant result of temperament.
4
A great deal of it involves fucking terribly unpleasant people, of course.
5
I think that certain rather unpleasant gentlemen are already looking for us.
1
In that particular regard, perhaps it was not such a disagreeable place.
2
The first is the most common; the last is the most disagreeable.
3
Despite the disagreeable conditions, I'm glad to have time with my sister.
4
The people in China called eunuchs crows because they were very disagreeable.
5
The fruit in its natural state tastes very disagreeable to most people.
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The court cases and scandals brought recreational drugs, depression and increasing bitterness.
2
Asperity and bitterness must be buried in the graves with the dead.
3
The project has caused much bitterness among well-to-do Jews in the area.
4
The coldness of the clergyman was forgotten in the bitterness of self-reproach.
5
Many said the government had compounded their bitterness by curtailing collective mourning.
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The worst of it was the root of bitterness in her heart.
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Challenges perceived by participants included revival of bitterness and identification of loss.
8
But he asked it in the first bitterness of a terrible awakening.
9
Tolerance gave way to antagonism; distrust to bitterness; grievance to open hostility.
10
She let the gushing water wash away all the stress and bitterness.
11
But the tension showed in the increasing bitterness of feeling among civilians.
12
There was no bitterness in her tone; she simply stated a fact.
13
For the first time the real bitterness of the situation confronted her.
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There was a depth of bitterness in the words-thelisteners started involuntarily.
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But there must be some bitterness in it-thereis in every cup.
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Our long stay was brought about by the cold and its bitterness.
