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Sharp
Sharp adjective - Able to sense slight impressions or differences.
Usage example: you have sharp eyes
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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Blackadder the Third used this once to good effect, since the Blackadders are known for their razor-sharp wits, and because even without a decent metaphor, he still says it with confidence.
Source: Buffy Speak -
Bikes still retain their sharp cornering ability, making them good for sharp turns.
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One of the two main protagonists, Aahz, has a huge mouth full of razor sharp teeth - and he's the good guy.
Source: Good Lips, Evil Jaws
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