acuate (Meaning)
Wordnet
acuate (s)
ending in a sharp point
Webster
acuate (v. t.)
To sharpen; to make pungent; to quicken.
Webster
acuate (a.)
Sharpened; sharp-pointed.
Synonyms & Antonyms of acuate
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acuate Sentence Examples
- The surgeon skillfully used an acuate scalpel to make precise incisions during the delicate procedure.
- His acuate observations allowed him to identify subtle patterns in the data that others had overlooked.
- The teacher praised the student for her acuate analysis of the complex literary text.
- The detective's acuate instincts led him straight to the crucial piece of evidence in the investigation.
- The artist employed an acuate brush to capture the intricate details of the miniature painting.
- The architect used an acuate measuring tool to ensure the precise dimensions of the building components.
- With acuate vision, the eagle spotted its prey from high above in the sky.
- The historian's acuate chronology of events provided a clear understanding of the historical timeline.
- The scientist developed an acuate hypothesis that accurately predicted the experimental results.
- The meteorologist relied on acuate weather models to forecast the precise timing of the storm.
FAQs About the word acuate
ending in a sharp pointTo sharpen; to make pungent; to quicken., Sharpened; sharp-pointed.
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The surgeon skillfully used an acuate scalpel to make precise incisions during the delicate procedure.
His acuate observations allowed him to identify subtle patterns in the data that others had overlooked.
The teacher praised the student for her acuate analysis of the complex literary text.
The detective's acuate instincts led him straight to the crucial piece of evidence in the investigation.
