Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
hard-edged
adjective
/hɑrd ˈɛdʒd/
Definition
Having a sharp or clear boundary or outline, often used to describe something that is distinct and defined.
Examples
- The artist’s hard-edged style was evident in the geometric shapes of her paintings.
- His hard-edged humor may not be for everyone, but it certainly keeps the audience on their toes.
- The building’s hard-edged design contrasts sharply with the soft landscape around it.
Meaning
The term ‘hard-edged’ can refer to both physical objects that have a defined structure and figurative meanings, such as attitudes, styles, or aspects of personality that are clear-cut and strong.
Synonyms
- Sharp
- Defined
- Clear-cut
- Distinct
- Angular
