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honed
[hohnd]
adjective
sharpened on a hone or whetstone.
Our julienne peeler has 12 honed blades for superfine cuts that will make your julienne vegetables look like a restaurant’s.
made more acute or effective; improved or perfected.
We finish our degrees with highly desirable, finely honed skills, including how to research, how to work hard, and how to think critically.
(of a hole) enlarged with a hone.
When it comes to the barrel of this rifle, the diameter uniformity and roundness of the honed bore are superb.
verb
the simple past tense and past participle of hone.
Word History and Origins
Origin of honed1
Example Sentences
Away from the English spotlight, Gomes has honed his game, finding a way to overcome the obstacles that may otherwise have held him back.
I honed my craft and spent my nights in adult-education writing classes.
Over the years, the honed and finessed those skills.
But she’s now honed her stagecraft to be on par with any pop royalty.
Both Universal and Disney have honed in on theme parks as a profit-generating part of their business that is less volatile than the ever-changing media, television and film markets.
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