razor sharp

/ˈreɪzər ʃɑrp/
adjective
  1. Extremely sharp, like the edge of a razor.
    • The scissors were razor-sharp and cut through the paper easily.
    • Be careful with that knife — it's razor-sharp.
    • He used a razor-sharp blade to carve the wood.
  2. Very quick and intelligent; able to think or react very clearly and quickly.
    • She has a razor-sharp mind and solves puzzles in seconds.
    • His razor-sharp wit kept the audience laughing all night.
    • The detective's razor-sharp instincts helped him solve the case.
  3. Very clear and distinct, especially in an image or sound.
    • The recording was razor-sharp, with every note perfectly clear.
    • The photographer captured a razor-sharp image of the bird in flight.
    • The new TV has a razor-sharp picture.
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