Gadit

fine-edged

Definitions
1adjectiveHaving a sharp and precise edge, often used to describe tools or blades that are capable of making clean and accurate cuts.
The chef preferred using a fine-edged knife for slicing vegetables.
A fine-edged razor provides a closer shave.
The fine-edged scissors were perfect for cutting delicate fabrics.
Word Origin
Language
English
Word parts
fine (thin, sharp) + edge (the sharp side of a blade)
Originally meant
having a sharp and precise edge
Background
The term 'fine-edged' combines 'fine,' meaning thin or sharp, with 'edge,' referring to the sharp side of a blade. It is commonly used to describe tools that require precision.