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Synonyms & Similar Words
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Meaning of Edge
The primary meaning of the word "Edge" is the extreme or outer limit of something.
Definitions
- The edge of something is the part or line where it ends or meets something else.
- A sharp cutting or piercing part of a blade, knife, or other instrument.
- A competitive or strategic advantage.
Etymology of Edge
The word "Edge" originated from Old English "ecg", which is also the source of the Modern English word "edge".
It is related to the Old Norse word "egg", and the Old High German word "ecca", which had similar meanings to the modern word.
Historically, the word "Edge" has been used to describe the sharp cutting part of a blade or knife since the 9th century.
Example Uses
- The house was situated on the edge of a cliff, offering a breathtaking view of the valley below.
- She had an edge over her competitors due to her extensive experience in the industry.
- The knife had a sharp edge that made it perfect for cutting through thick rope.