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adjective
- 1. double-edged: "a two-edged sword"
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TWO-EDGED definition: 1. having two sharp edges for cutting: 2. A two-edged remark can be understood in two very…. Learn more.
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TWO-EDGED meaning: 1. having two sharp edges for cutting: 2....
- Two-Edged
1. : having a blade that is sharp on both sides : having two sharp edges. a two-edged knife. 2. : able to be understood in two different ways : having two different meanings. There was a two-edged message in the speech.
TWO-EDGED meaning: 1. having two sharp edges for cutting: 2. A two-edged remark can be understood in two very…. Learn more.
Define two-edged. two-edged synonyms, two-edged pronunciation, two-edged translation, English dictionary definition of two-edged. adj. 1. Having two keen edges. 2. Being such that two contrasting meanings, effects, or interpretations are possible: a two-edged compliment.
Definition of two-edged adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
Two-edged definition: having two edges, as a sword.. See examples of TWO-EDGED used in a sentence.
Two-edged definition: Having two keen edges.