edginess
edginess noun: the state of being edgy.
Noun
edginess (usually uncountable, plural edginesses)
- The state of being edgy.
- Fay Lie grabs Isaac Sachs’s elbow. “You’ll remember bumping into Luisa Rey the other day?”
“I’m one lucky conscript. Hi, Luisa, again.”
Luisa feels an edginess in his handshake.2004, David Mitchell, “Half-Lives: The First Luisa Rey Mystery”, in Cloud Atlas, →ISBN, page 130
- Fay Lie grabs Isaac Sachs’s elbow. “You’ll remember bumping into Luisa Rey the other day?”
Forms of edginess
| plural | edginesses |
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Origin of edginess
From edgy + -ness.
Questions about edginess
- What does edginess mean?
- Edginess means the state of being edgy.
- What part of speech is edginess?
- Edginess is a noun.
- What is the plural of edginess?
- The plural of edginess is edginesses.
Words near edginess in the dictionary
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