acutely
/əˈkjuːtli/
adverb
- In a very strong or severe way; intensely.
- The patient felt acutely ill after eating the spoiled food.
- She was acutely aware of the danger around her.
- He was acutely embarrassed when he tripped on stage.
- In a way that shows quickness of mind or sharp perception.
- He acutely understood the complex instructions after just one reading.
- The detective acutely noticed the small clue everyone else missed.
- She acutely observed the changes in her friend's mood.
- In geometry, with an angle less than 90 degrees.
- The two lines meet acutely, forming a sharp corner.
- The roof was designed to slope acutely to shed snow easily.
- The blade was sharpened acutely for precise cutting.
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