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View definitions for cusp

cusp

noun as in edge

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She hopes the money will contribute to "solid advancements", saying the team at King's were "on the cusp of something excellent with their development of Car-T treatment for AML".

From BBC

Hoping to capitalise on some rare good news on interest rates, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was on the cusp of announcing an April polling date.

From BBC

There’s that tender scene where Mark S. is back at the computer, on the cusp of finishing Cold Harbor, and Helly is trying to be supportive about moving forward with outie Mark’s plan.

The “nameless” is clearly on the cusp of something — ready to either break in the direction of a mainstream religion or give in to its darkest instincts.

On the cusp of a new chapter, Meghan spoke to People about the “wonderful feeling” of being “able to find yourself again.”

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

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