ARGUTE


Meaning of ARGUTE in English

(ˈ)är|gyüt adjective

Etymology: Latin argutus, from past participle of arguere to make clear — more at argue

1. : characterized by shrewdness, acuteness, or sagacity

an argute critic

2. : shrill

a rich but too argute guitar — W.S.Landor

3. : sharply serrate

• ar·gute·ly adverb

• ar·gute·ness noun -es

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