Definitions
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- adjective Resembling a
blade
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adjective shaped like a sword blade
Etymologies
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Examples
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His wry, bladelike smile returned, and for a moment it felt like old times.
My Fair Succubi Jill Myles 2011
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His wry, bladelike smile returned, and for a moment it felt like old times.
My Fair Succubi Jill Myles 2011
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His wry, bladelike smile returned, and for a moment it felt like old times.
My Fair Succubi Jill Myles 2011
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The bladelike edges sliced into his neck, finishing him instantly.
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Although the Parisian architect Jean-Paul Viguier designed the striking, cantilevered, bladelike, at once slick and luxurious structure, its unusual footprint and modernist look respond marvelously to its site and neighborhood, and Viguier's heroic efforts to "bring the sun into the project" show a sensitivity to both the city's climate and its architectural heritage, which virtually fetishizes openness and natural light.
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PUTTER Mr. Thomas prefers mallets, for their extra forgiveness compared with bladelike putters.
The Gear Guy Speaks 2008
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Although the Parisian architect Jean-Paul Viguier designed the striking, cantilevered, bladelike, at once slick and luxurious structure, its unusual footprint and modernist look respond marvelously to its site and neighborhood, and Viguier's heroic efforts to "bring the sun into the project" show a sensitivity to both the city's climate and its architectural heritage, which virtually fetishizes openness and natural light.
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Although the Parisian architect Jean-Paul Viguier designed the striking, cantilevered, bladelike, at once slick and luxurious structure, its unusual footprint and modernist look respond marvelously to its site and neighborhood, and Viguier's heroic efforts to "bring the sun into the project" show a sensitivity to both the city's climate and its architectural heritage, which virtually fetishizes openness and natural light.
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Although the Parisian architect Jean-Paul Viguier designed the striking, cantilevered, bladelike, at once slick and luxurious structure, its unusual footprint and modernist look respond marvelously to its site and neighborhood, and Viguier's heroic efforts to "bring the sun into the project" show a sensitivity to both the city's climate and its architectural heritage, which virtually fetishizes openness and natural light.
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The bladelike projections behaved like serpents, attacking and recoiling repeatedly.
Reap the Whirlwind David Mack 2007
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