| ACUTE | • acute adj. Brief, quick, short. • acute adj. High or shrill. • acute adj. Intense, sensitive, sharp. |
| ACUTER | • acuter adj. Comparative form of acute: more acute. • ACUTE adj. sharply pointed. |
| ACUTES | • acutes n. Plural of acute. • acutes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of acute. • ACUTE n. a type of accent mark. |
| ACUTELY | • acutely adv. In an acute manner. • ACUTELY adv. to a greater degree. |
| ACUTEST | • acutest adj. Superlative form of acute: most acute. • ACUTE adj. sharply pointed. |
| ACUTANCE | • acutance n. (Photography) Edge contrast in an image; a component of sharpness. • ACUTANCE n. a measure of photographic clarity. |
| PERACUTE | • peracute adj. Very sharp; very violent. • PERACUTE adj. violent. |
| SUBACUTE | • subacute adj. (Pathology) Less than acute. • subacute adj. (Biology) Having a pointed tip, but with a broad or slightly rounded angle. • subacute n. (Medicine) A patient whose condition is less than acute. |
| ACUTANCES | • acutances n. Plural of acutance. • ACUTANCE n. a measure of photographic clarity. |
| ACUTENESS | • acuteness n. The quality of being acute or pointed. • acuteness n. (Of the senses or feelings) The faculty of precise discernment or perception; sensitiveness. • acuteness n. Shrillness; high pitch; – said of sounds. |
| OVERACUTE | • OVERACUTE adj. too acute. |
| HYPERACUTE | • hyperacute adj. (Medicine) Very acute. • hyperacute adj. (Medicine, of T waves on ECGs) Tall-amplitude and asymmetrically peaked, often as an early finding in… • HYPERACUTE adj. excessively acute. |
| SUBACUTELY | • subacutely adv. In a subacute way. • SUBACUTE adv. somewhat acute. |
| SUPERACUTE | • superacute adj. (Medicine) Highly acute. • SUPERACUTE adj. exceptionally acute. |
| ACUTENESSES | • acutenesses n. Plural of acuteness. • ACUTENESS n. the state of being acute. |
| HYPERACUTENESS | • hyperacuteness n. The quality of being hyperacute. • HYPERACUTE n. excessively acute. |
| INTRACUTANEOUS | • intracutaneous adj. Within the layers of the skin; intradermal. • INTRACUTANEOUS adj. within the skin. |