Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
very-edge
noun
/ˈvɛri ɛdʒ/
Definition
The extreme or most crucial point of something.
Examples
- She stood at the very-edge of the cliff, feeling the wind rush around her.
- Being on the very-edge of technology means constantly adapting to new advancements.
- He was on the very-edge of making a significant breakthrough in his research.
Meaning
Refers to a position that is right at the brink or limit of something, often indicating high stakes or intensity.
Synonyms
- brink
- threshold
- verge
- limit
- extremity
