double-edged|double edged in English
adjective
having two blades or cutting edges (of a sword, etc.); acting both ways, having a dual purpose or effect; capable of being interpreted two ways
Use "double-edged|double edged" in a sentence
1. But Conscription is a double-edged sword
2. A single- or double-edged cutting implement.
3. You must be a double-edged sword.
4. The photograph becomes a double- edged weapon now.
5. A new threshing instrument with double-edged teeth.
6. Many “advances” have truly been a double-edged sword.
7. This has also been translated as "tooth shaped like double-edged knife".
8. Boosted’s burly, belt-driven wheels are a bit of a double-edged sword
9. It was about eight inches long, double edged and as sharp as a razor.
10. Its double - edged nature can also be seen in the characteristics of openness and looseness.
11. As these double-edged “knives” chip or drop out, a dental ‘conveyor belt’ nudges replacements forward.
12. Many were double-edged—cutting from both sides—and were kept sharp and in excellent repair.
13. Ambiguous, ironic, indirect, sarcastic, oblique, sardonic, double-edged, equivocal, with tongue in cheek a Backhanded compliment 2
14. 19 synonyms for Backhanded: ambiguous, ironic, indirect, sarcastic, oblique, sardonic, double-edged, equivocal, with tongue in cheek, indirect, rambling
15. Claymore definition, a two-handed sword with a double-edged blade, used by Scottish Highlanders in the 16th century
16. The Borderlander Dagger has a double-edged blade of damascus steel with a deep central fuller to reduce weight
17. The Maréchal de Puységur described the earliest Bayonets as having a straight, double-edged blade a foot long
18. Embellishments to the scalpel included fixed and folding blades and specialized tips, such as lancets, Bistouries, and double-edged blades called catlins
19. 17 Jehovah continues to comfort his people: “Look! I have made you a threshing sledge, a new threshing instrument having double-edged teeth.
20. Tecnology is a double-edged sword, hope we all take good use of 3G and not let it to be a grenade. Thanks!
21. THE DOUBLE-EDGED SWORD: TOURISM AND NATIONAL PARKS But a few continued to fly the red flag - and they include Andy Chaffer, of Handsworth, Birmingham
22. She edged toward the window.
23. He edged in a word.
24. I edged towards the door.
25. 2 He edged in a word.