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Meaning of word sharply from English dictionary with examples, synonyms and antonyms.

sharply adverb

Meaning : In an aggressive manner.

Example : She was being sharply questioned.

Synonyms : aggressively

Meaning : In a well delineated manner.

Example : The new style of Minoan pottery was sharply defined.

Synonyms : crisply

Meaning : Changing suddenly in direction and degree.

Example : The road twists sharply after the light.
Turn sharp left here.
The visor was acutely peaked.
Her shoes had acutely pointed toes.

Synonyms : acutely, sharp

Meaning : Very suddenly and to a great degree.

Example : Conditions that precipitously increase the birthrate.
Prices rose sharply.

Synonyms : precipitously

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