sharp-angled
- adjective
- /ʃɑrp ˈæŋɡəld/
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anguloso
- The mountain trail winds through sharp-angled rocks that jut out from the ground.
Examples
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Now with a really sharp angled brush, sort of line that gravel color like sort of a little bit below your inner corners.
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Conforming to the sharp-angled intersection of West 9th Street and Hamilton Avenue, the Delta is named for its triangle shape.
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They're quite sharp angled are the grooves, I think the ones which we can see on the on the ear, they're much smoother.
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The architect designed a modern house with sharp-angled walls and a unique roof structure.
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He carefully cut the paper into sharp-angled shapes for the art project.
Synonyms
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Having sharp corners and straight lines rather than smooth curves
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Sharp in shape with an angle smaller than ninety degrees
A thing with pointed corners like a table or shelf that can hurt you
Antonyms
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Etymology
The word sharp-angled comes from the parts sharp ('pointed') and angle ('corner'), so it literally means a shape with pointed corners. That is why we call objects or designs sharp-angled when their corners are pointy instead of rounded.