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sharper
[shahr-per]
noun
a shrewd swindler.
a professional gambler.
sharper
/ ˈʃɑːə /
noun
a person who cheats or swindles; fraud
Example Sentences
"We are empowering these iconic brands with the sharper focus and strategic flexibility they need to compete most effectively in today's evolving media landscape", said David Zaslav, Warner Bros Discovery president and chief executive.
"The shorter, sharper points will suit him and the leftie serve - which has so much variety - helps him achieve that," said former British women's number one Annabel Croft.
The statement added the trust had "a more robust patient discharge policy and a sharper focus on assessing and managing any risks patients may pose to others".
Hypotheticals notwithstanding, Biden's diagnosis may temper some of the sharper criticisms the book revelations would have otherwise prompted.
This mainly revolves around the car lacking front grip at a key part of the corner, where Norris wants it to behave with a sharper turn-in.
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