(as) sharp as a razor In english explanation

The meaning, explanation, definition and origin of the idiom/phrase "(as) sharp as a razor", English Idiom Dictionary ( also found in Vietnamese )

author Zesty Y calendar 2021-07-17 04:07

Meaning of (as) sharp as a razor

Synonyms:

(as) sharp as a needle , (as) sharp as a tack , (as) sharp as a whip , razor-sharp

(as) sharp as a razor adjective phrase

Having a very thin edge or point that may cut or make a hole in something( extremely sharp).

 

From the way it slightly cut into the meat, I can tell that it is sharp as a razor.

Oh gosh! The edge of this new paper is sharp as a razor. I cut my finger on it.

To be able to understand, learn and think logically and quickly. 
 

Though she is lazy, she is sharp as a razor. She can crack perplexing puzzles in the blink of an eye.

Those taking part in this contest are all as sharp as razors.

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A young person who is very clever and successful.

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Wise or intelligent poeple think alike or have the same ideas

Origin of (as) sharp as a razor

The origin of this phrase is not clear.

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