ˈɛdʒinəs

Definitions

1. noun

a quality of being edgy or unconventional, often characterized by a sense of rebellion or nonconformity.

“The edginess of the new art movement drew a lot of attention from critics and enthusiasts alike.”

2. noun

a feeling of nervousness or anxiety, often caused by uncertainty or unfamiliarity with a situation.

“The edginess of the first-day jitters made it hard for the new student to settle in.”

3. noun

a style or quality of being edgy, often characterized by a sense of danger or risk.

“The edginess of the action movie kept the audience on the edge of their seats.”