Pronunciation: /ˈkʌtɪŋ/
noun the action of cutting something
A1 I saw a cutting from a magazine on the table.
A2 She is learning the art of cutting paper to make beautiful designs.
B1 The cutting of the cake will take place at the end of the party.
B2 The cutting of the fabric needs to be precise for the dress to fit perfectly.
C1 The cutting of trees in the forest is closely monitored to ensure sustainability.
C2 His cutting wit and sharp sense of humor always make people laugh.
adjective having a sharp edge or point
A1 She used a cutting board to chop vegetables.
A2 The cutting tool was sharp and efficient.
B1 I prefer cutting my own hair rather than going to a salon.
B2 The cutting-edge technology used in the new smartphone is impressive.
C1 The cutting remarks made by the speaker caused a lot of controversy.
C2 The cutting critique of the novel highlighted its flaws and strengths.
formal The cutting of the ribbon marked the official opening of the new building.
informal I'm not a fan of cutting vegetables, it takes too long.
slang I heard he's cutting class to go to the mall.
figurative Her cutting remarks left him feeling hurt and embarrassed.
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