Advanced as in displease To deeply hurt or offend someone, often by making derogatory comments or belittling them. Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Cut To The Quick'
The rejection letter cut to the quick, making him question his worth as an aspiring writer.
The political cartoon aimed to cut to the quick of public opinion on the controversial issue.
The harsh criticism from the art critic cut to the quick, undermining the artist's confidence.
The sudden loss of her job cut to the quick, leaving her in financial distress.
The failure of the project cut to the quick, disappointing the entire team.
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