'Acute' is a word we use to describe something very serious, extremevery great or sensitive. Like, 'acute pain' means really, really bad pain.
'Acute' is used when something is severevery bad or criticalof great importance. It can refer to problems, symptoms, or angles in mathematics. It's stronger than just saying something is 'bad'.
'Acute' denotesindicate an extreme degree, or a sudden or critical nature of a situation or condition. In medicine it indicates a rapidquickonsetbeginning of something illness, and in mathematics it refers to angles less than 90 degrees.
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In creative writing, 'acute' can be used to depict intense feelings. A writer could say, 'He felt an acute sense of loss when his manuscriptauthor's drafts of a book got rejected.'
In technical troubleshootingproblem solving in tech, an 'acute' issue is an urgent, severe problem. A network engineermaintains computing environments might say, 'We're facing an acute issue with the server going down repeatedly.'
In healthcare, 'acute' describes conditions with a rapid onsetquickly appears and/or a short coursedoesn't last long. A doctor might say, 'You presently have acute bronchitis, but it should improve with treatment.'
In business, 'acute' can describe a sudden or severe market changechange in business conditions. A business analyst might say, 'We're experiencing an acute shortagea state of not having enough of raw materials due to the current market conditions.'
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