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cutting-age

cutting-age adjective: eggcorn of cutting-edge.

Adjective

cutting-age (comparative more cutting-age, superlative most cutting-age)

  1. Eggcorn of cutting-edge.
    • Each educational process should be cutting-age technology so that universities keep up to date with innovative and administration educational processes to induce disciplinary, interdisciplinary, multidisciplinary and transdisciplinary knowledge.2020 January 2, “Higher Education Virtual Classrooms Applied”, in Andrea Basantes-Andrade, Marcelo Zambrano Vizuete, Miguel Botto-Tobar, Miguel Naranjo-Toro, editors, Technology, Sustainability and...
    • By providing additional long term stable equity capital, cutting-age technology and advanced management and marketing techniques, FDI, the most important channel of foreign participations may improve the international competitiveness of a recipient firm in several ways.2015 November 7, “Role of Technological and Knowledge Resources”, in Filip De Beule, K. Narayanan, editors, Globalization of Indian Industries, Singapore: Springer Nature, →ISBN, 7.3.1.4, page 146

Forms of cutting-age

comparativemore cutting-age
superlativemost cutting-age
alternative formcutting age

Questions about cutting-age

What does cutting-age mean?
Cutting-age means eggcorn of cutting-edge.
What part of speech is cutting-age?
Cutting-age is an adjective.

Words near cutting-age in the dictionary

  1. cutting under
  2. cutting up
  3. cutting up nasty
  4. cutting up rough
  5. cutting up shapes
  6. cutting-age
  7. cutting-board
  8. cutting-boards
  9. cutting-edge
  10. cutting-horse
  11. cutting-horses

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