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needle-sharp

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needle-sharp [ˈniːdlˈʃɑːp] ADJafiladísimo (fig) → agudísimo, muy penetrante


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Byline: ANI London, September 12 (ANI): He was born blind and has never seen a single match in his life, but has proved that all one requires to become a great cricket commentator is a mix of erudite descriptions of action, comprehensive knowledge of great players, faultless recall of statistics, and needle-sharp sense of timing and judgment.
Before I see her I am prepared to bleed, to die again, to move outside myself until I lose contact with my dim other still sitting in his cafe chair, frozen in mid-sip, taking no more pleasure in tea as those needle-sharp points climb his stiff spine, five inches at a time.
From Science News Letter, August 2, 1958 PORCUPINES GNAWED ON STONE AGE MAN'S TOOLS--Razor sharp edges on some of the bone chisels of Middle Stone Age man in Africa were found to have been put there by the needle-sharp front teeth of porcupines, Dr.
 
 
 
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