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/ˈkətɪˌŋɛdʒ/
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ADJECTIVE
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in accord with the most fashionable ideas or style
cutting-edge technology
a with-it boutique
the last thing in swimwear
wears only the latest style
How To Use cutting-edge In A Sentence
- A mix of vibrant paintings and cutting-edge research explains the history of each hue. Times, Sunday Times
- We have a better suggestion - this cutting-edge piece of kit is the ideal replacement for the late, lamented Bryan McFadden, who recently departed legendary Irish pop combo Westlife.
- Morgan City is also home to "Mr. Charlie," a once cutting-edge offshore drilling rig that is now a training facility for would be roustabouts. Georgianne Nienaber: Why Should Anyone Care About Louisiana?
- To reach a younger demographic, Jensen and his ilk are eschewing mainstream acts and building brand identity with cutting-edge, forgotten, and obscure music.
- The study of history and prehistory does not always march hand in hand with a cutting-edge infrastructure project. Times, Sunday Times
- Prior to venturing into the financial world, Mr. Wolfe published cutting-edge AIDS-immunopathology research in Cell Vision and The Journal of Leukocyte Biology, leading medical-immunology journals. Forbes.com: News
- Domestically, he has overseen the development of his country from an imperial backwater to a cutting-edge competitor.
- Rarely has cutting-edge technology been so gentle. Times, Sunday Times
- But the capital's most cutting-edge design names are not churning out their ideas in a downtown office complex. Times, Sunday Times
- By the 1980s, however, financial imperatives led to the closure and demolition of much of Glasgow's cutting-edge church estate.
