pointedness
- noun
- /ˈpɔɪntɪdnəs/
- The pointedness of the pencil made it easy to write.
Examples
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The pointedness of the pencil made it easy to draw fine lines.
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Over time, erosion diminished the pointedness of the mountain peak.
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She admired the pointedness of the sculpture’s features.
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The pointedness of the pencil made it ideal for fine sketches.
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The pointedness of the mountain's peak was breathtaking.
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The pointedness of the mountain peak was visible from miles away.
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The artist emphasized the pointedness of the sculpture's features in her design.
Synonyms
The sharp end of something like a knife or mountain
The pointed end of something like a knife or pencil
A very thin edge or point that cuts things easily
The pointed end of an object like the front of a shoe
A point or edge that is very sharp
A very sharp edge used for cutting
Antonyms
How Pointed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Pointedness comes from the simple word point, which means a 'sharp tip'. Think of a pencil or a mountain peak—their pointedness is how sharp or 'pointy' they are.