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(as) sharp as a razor
01
used to refer to someone who is very intelligent and is able to think and decide very quickly
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What is the origin of the idiom "sharp as a razor" and when to use it?
The exact origin of phrase "sharp as a razor" is likely derived from the widespread association of razors with sharpness and precision. This idiom is used as a compliment that highlights a person's ability to think quickly and accurately, make clever judgments, and showcase superior intellect.
Examples
She's sharp as a razor and found the solution in minutes.
02
having a very keen edge or point
