How to pronounce“sharpen”in English
verbright? You have to convince me as I need to convince you that they're very different and my out my perspective is very different. So, I have to I have to
sharpen the distinction between you and me, between the minority and the majority because the minority and majority the majority wants conformity.
That's one of the real goals of a major majority is to get everybody to agree.
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Definitions of “sharpen”
To make sharp.
“to sharpen a pencil or a knife or a musical note”
To become sharp.
“The organizers said they had found themselves "more involved in the web of social convulsions and violence that is tormenting our country. The present economic crisis, the grave political instability and the rapidly sharpening violence have finally overtaken […] our wishes.”