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How do you say edgy in french?

There isn't a perfect direct translation for "edgy" in French. The closest translations depend on the context:

For a person:

* Tendance: This means "trendy" or "fashionable" but can also convey an edgy feeling.

* Avant-gardiste: This means "avant-garde" and implies being ahead of the curve and pushing boundaries.

* Rebelle: This means "rebellious" and implies a defiance of norms.

* Non-conformiste: This means "non-conformist" and implies a rejection of conventional styles.

For an idea or a piece of art:

* Avant-gardiste: This is again the most common choice, implying something bold and innovative.

* Provocateur: This means "provocative" and implies something that challenges or upsets people.

* Osé: This means "daring" or "bold" and implies something that is not afraid to take risks.

The best translation will depend on the specific meaning you want to convey.

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