pointedness (Meaning)

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pointedness (n)

the property of a shape that tapers to a sharp tip

the quality of being obviously directed at a particular person or thing

The pointedness of his remarks pierced through the silence, leaving an uncomfortable void.
The artist's pointed brushstrokes created a captivating sense of depth and texture on the canvas.
The pointed questions posed by the interviewer put the politician on the spot.
The spire of the cathedral rose into the air with graceful pointedness.
The thorns on the rose bush were dangerously pointed, threatening to puncture the skin.
The pointed beak of the eagle allowed it to tear through its prey with ease.
The pointed end of the pencil scratched out notes on the paper with precision.
The pointed criticism stung the ears of the recipient, leaving a lasting impression.
The pointed arches of the Gothic cathedral emphasized its architectural grandeur.
The pointy-faced woman squinted at her reflection, her eyes piercing the mirror.

the property of a shape that tapers to a sharp tip, the quality of being obviously directed at a particular person or thing

maliciousness, virulence, severity, shrillness,thorniness, roughness, acuteness,vitriol, poignance, pungency

softness, softness, gentleness, mildness, mildness,gentleness,kindliness, kindliness

The pointedness of his remarks pierced through the silence, leaving an uncomfortable void.

The artist's pointed brushstrokes created a captivating sense of depth and texture on the canvas.

The pointed questions posed by the interviewer put the politician on the spot.

The spire of the cathedral rose into the air with graceful pointedness.