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hard-edged

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hard-edged (härdjd)
adj.
Inclined to hold a position; severe: "In those magazine pieces the children were splendidly self-willed, hard-edged, perverse, indomitable" (Alice Munro).
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hard-edged [ˈhɑːdˈedʒd] ADJ (fig) [style, story] → contundente, duro


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Lead singer Stefy Rae provides a soft-but-strong front to the hard-edged band of dudes jamming behind her.
Plotnikov's premiere Loof and Let Dime was a hard-edged ballet featuring women and men in cohesion and collision.
As whirlwinds of painted and drawn pattern--the surfaces depicted include wallpaper, flooring, and upholstery--jumbled with hard-edged swatches of poured color, they negotiated a tempestuous push-pull, becoming a sort of manic, quasi-illusionist take on Frank Stella's late '60s abstractions.
 
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