Definition of «edge»

The term "edge" has multiple meanings and can be used in various contexts.

1) In a general sense, an edge refers to the boundary or limit between two things; for example, the edge of a cliff is where the land meets the sky.

2) In mathematics, particularly geometry, the term "edge" describes the line that separates two adjacent faces in a polyhedron (a solid with more than one face).

3) In computer graphics and design, an edge refers to the boundary between different colors or shades of color within an image.

4) In everyday language, the phrase "on the edge" means being at the brink of something; for example, someone who is on the edge of their seat may be very close to falling off it.

5) Finally, in a more slang sense, "edge" can refer to drugs or alcohol, particularly when used in the phrase "to take/do some edge."

Usage examples

  1. Standing on the edge of the cliff, I felt a rush of adrenaline.
  2. He tried to balance himself on the edge of the skateboard while performing a trick.
  3. The company's innovative products gave them the edge over their competitors.
  4. She carefully cut the paper along the edge of the dotted line.
  5. The detective used his sharp intuition to stay one step ahead and gain an edge over the criminals.
  6. The mountain biker enjoyed speeding down the trail, feeling the wind against his face as he hugged the edge of the path.
  7. The actress was known for pushing the envelope and constantly pushing herself to the edge of her abilities.

Sentences with «edge»

  • Spread to within 1/2 inch of edge of cake. (fishernuts.com)
  • Sometimes, he will grow, put his face over on edge of the platform, and shoot lasers out of his eyes. (gamesradar.com)
  • It painted us as being on the cutting edge of in - stadium experience, as some other teams are having a hard time filling it. (sbnation.com)
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