The Opposite(Antonym) of “noncutting”
The antonyms of noncutting are cutting and sharp. The antonym cutting refers to something that is able to cut or capable of causing injury, while sharp refers to something having a fine edge or point.
Explore all Antonyms of “noncutting”
- sharp
- cutting
Definitions and Examples of cutting, sharp
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
cutting
Able to cut or capable of causing injury.
Example
Be careful with that cutting tool, it's very sharp.
Having a fine edge or point; keenly perceptive or intelligent.
Example
The chef used a sharp knife to slice the vegetables.
Key Differences: cutting vs sharp
- 1Cutting refers to something that is able to cut or capable of causing injury, while noncutting means not capable of cutting.
- 2Sharp refers to something having a fine edge or point, while noncutting does not have any sharp edges or points.
Effective Usage of cutting, sharp
- 1Safety Instructions: Use noncutting to describe tools or objects that are safe to handle.
- 2Product Descriptions: Use sharp to describe knives, scissors, and other cutting tools.
- 3Personality Traits: Use sharp to describe someone who is intelligent or perceptive.
Remember this!
The antonyms cutting and sharp have distinct meanings. Cutting refers to something that is able to cut or capable of causing injury, while sharp refers to something having a fine edge or point. Use noncutting to describe tools or objects that are safe to handle, sharp to describe knives, scissors, and other cutting tools, and sharp to describe someone who is intelligent or perceptive.