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What is the opposite word of sharp?

The opposite of "sharp" depends on the context. Here are some possibilities:

For describing objects:

* Blunt: This is the most common opposite, meaning not having a sharp edge or point.

* Dull: Similar to blunt, but can also refer to a lack of sharpness in a tool or blade.

* Rounded: Describes an object with no sharp edges or points.

* Smooth: Describes an object that has a surface without any sharp edges or projections.

For describing senses:

* Soft: The opposite of sharp in terms of sound, taste, or feel.

* Muffled: This is the opposite of sharp in terms of sound.

* Bland: This is the opposite of sharp in terms of taste.

For describing personality:

* Obtuse: Means slow to understand or lacking in intelligence.

* Unintelligent: Lacking in intelligence or sharpness of mind.

* Naive: Lacking in experience, wisdom, or knowledge.

For describing angles:

* Obtuse: An angle greater than 90 degrees.

It's important to understand the context to choose the most appropriate opposite word.

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