edgy
- adjective
- /ˈɛdʒi/
- The magazine covers often showcase edgy designs that capture attention and spark conversation.
And that movie is an example of beautiful, edgy, you know, verite filmmaking.
- And that movie is an example of beautiful, edgy, you know, verite filmmaking.
- That's just edgy enough to make it into the episode.
- I like not politically correct, dark and edgy humor.
- It's dark and Moody and edgy, but has like this nice teal kind of a thing.
- So a director like Ty W, who's creative and edgy, will he ever receive an Oscar?
- And that's in no small part due to the, you know, the edgy nature of how you staged these events.
- Shane is a young comedian known for his no hold back attitude and for his edgy, brazen comedy.
- It's also very profane and that's really edgy.
- I love the buckle and I love like the edgy details to these.
- And my writers and I, we like to think that we're edgy young Hotshots.
Examples
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It's an elegant but edgy sort of look.
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I'm looking for something chic, clean, but also a bit edgy.
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So to say, this type of style gives you very modern, edgy, powerful look.
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The in some cases, the more edgy, the more interesting they are to me.
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That was edgy back then.
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But there was a strange, edgy vibe in the room.
Fiction book (1994) -
That's just edgy enough to make it into the episode.
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It's, it's definitely got that edgy glamour to it and I love this colour.
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Grigoriadis has an edgy style, and there's a bit of it in this essay.
Academic text (2009) -
The artist's latest exhibition features edgy sculptures that challenge traditional aesthetics.
Synonyms
To take bold risks and do daring things
Different from the usual in a fun or creative way
Very unusual in style or ideas
Being new and unusual in art, fashion, or music
Antonyms
How Provocative
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Edgy also comes from edge in the sense of 'sharp' or 'daring'. If something has an 'edge' it feels risky or new, so edgy describes a bold, unconventional style that can surprise or provoke a strong reaction.