sharp-cornered
- adjective
- Is that a sharp-cornered piece of furniture?
Examples
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The new table had sharp-cornered edges that made it dangerous for young children.
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He drew a sharp-cornered shape on the board to illustrate his point.
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They replaced the old sharp-cornered shelves with safer, round ones.
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The table has a sharp-cornered design.
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The architect designed a building with sharp-cornered windows to give it a modern look.
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The stepped garden features sharp-cornered flower beds that contrast with the soft curves of the paths.
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He placed the sharp-cornered table in the corner of the room to maximize space.
Synonyms
A thing with an edge that can cut or pierce
A thing with a sharp tip
Ending in a small sharp tip
Having sharp corners and straight lines rather than smooth curves
Sharp in shape with an angle smaller than ninety degrees
Having pointed corners rather than rounded sides
Antonyms
How Pointed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Sharp-cornered combines sharp 'pointed' and corner 'angle', giving a clear picture of an object with pointy angles like a table with knife-like corners. That's why the word describes something with pointed, not rounded, edges.