Sharp (adjective / adverb) — حاد أو مُدبب أو ذكي ونافذ البصيرة: Having a fine cutting edge; also quick-witted; also sudden or intense. Below are 7 words with a similar meaning; the linked ones have full GL Dictionary entries with their meaning in Arabic.
Sharp or severe in effect; of an illness, sudden and intense; of a mind, quick and penetrating.
Smart; intelligent; skillful; ingenious; quick-witted; creative; resourceful; bright
Having or showing an ability to accurately assess situations; clever and shrewd; displaying keen insight and good judgment
Sudden and unexpected; curt or brusque in manner; steep or sharp in change, without gradual transition.
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A sharp, bitter, and often unpleasant smell or taste that stings the nose or throat — also used for a harsh, cutting tone in speech or writing
Quick to notice and ready to act; also a warning signal.
Having angles or sharp corners; measured by angles; lean and bony in appearance
Firm, dry, and brittle in texture; also clear, sharp, and brisk in sound, appearance, or expression — mentally or visually clean-edged and refreshing
To sharpen a blade; to refine a skill over time.
Quick to notice and understand what is happening.
Quick to notice and understand.
Having a sharp, strong taste or smell; also sharply critical.
Able to think and respond fast and cleverly.
High-pitched and piercing.
Having a sharp acid taste; bad-tempered; to spoil.
Severe or bare; completely.
Rising or falling sharply; very high (price); to soak.
Showing quick clever humour.