what does hard-edged in the following sentence mean?
The sunlight is white and blinding, throwing hard-edged shadows on the ground.
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This is more or less a literary term (you would rarely hear a sentence spoken like this), it is a more artistic adjective for describing what the shadows look like. In this case, the author probably means the shadows were very well formed on the ground and were very pronounced. In other words, it was a strong shadow, not a soft shadow.
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i think it's means that sunlight is very clear that makes the shadows darker.
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