The Opposite(Antonym) of “unacute”
The antonyms of unacute are acute, sharp, and keen. These words describe the opposite of dullness or bluntness. They convey a sense of sharpness, precision, or intensity.
Explore all Antonyms of “unacute”
Definitions and Examples of acute, sharp, keen
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Having a sharp or keen edge; highly sensitive or perceptive.
Example
The patient's acute pain required immediate medical attention.
Having a thin edge or point that can cut or pierce; keenly perceptive or alert.
Example
The chef used a sharp knife to slice the vegetables.
Having a sharp or penetrating quality; intellectually sharp or astute.
Example
His keen observation skills helped him solve the mystery.
Key Differences: acute vs sharp vs keen
- 1Acute refers to a sharpness of edge or point, as well as a heightened sensitivity or perception.
- 2Sharp describes a thin edge or point that can cut or pierce, as well as a keen perception or alertness.
- 3Keen conveys a sharp or penetrating quality, both physically and intellectually.
Effective Usage of acute, sharp, keen
- 1Describing Physical Objects: Use acute, sharp, and keen to describe objects with sharp edges or points.
- 2Expressing Perception: Use these antonyms to convey heightened sensitivity or perception.
- 3Discussing Intelligence: Incorporate these words in conversations about intellectual sharpness or astuteness.
Remember this!
The antonyms acute, sharp, and keen describe the opposite of dullness or bluntness. Use these words to describe physical objects with sharp edges or points, convey heightened sensitivity or perception, and discuss intellectual sharpness or astuteness.
