Reinforced
Reinforced adjective - Given added strength or support.
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Sharpened and reinforced are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sharpened" instead a verb "Reinforced".
Nearby Words: reinforcement, reinforcing
Sharpened
Sharpened adjective - Having an edge thin enough to cut or pierce something.
Reinforced and sharpened are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Reinforced" instead a verb "Sharpened".
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Some halberds also had a weighted base which could be used like a mace if it wasn't sharpened into a spike and a reinforced shaft to block weapons.
Source: Swiss Army Weapon - Parasol of Pain: Custom made umbrellas with sharpened tips, reinforced shafts comparable to crowbars, and hidden compartments in the handle are mentioned in more than one book as discreetly martial accessories for ladies.
Source: Literature / Elemental Masters - In Batman Beyond, the assassin Curare owned a scimitar, sharpened by lasers to an edge no thicker than a molecule, and she damn sure knew how to use it, cutting everything from park benches, steel poles, and reinforced doors down!
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