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honed

Definition for honed

adjective as in keen

adjective as in pithy

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Listening to that long, repetitive breakup story is a skill that also requires honed patience.

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Wedbush’s Scott Devitt also honed in on a “positive narrative shift,” while commenting that Amazon’s executive team appears to have won more credibility.

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Wedbush’s Scott Devitt also honed in on a “positive narrative shift,” while commenting that Amazon’s executive team appears to have won more credibility.

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Like many who defined soul, D’Angelo honed his talent in the church.

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Democrats show no such concern, in part because they have honed the art of casting nakedly political prosecutions as high-minded civic virtue, clapped on by media and institutional elites.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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