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Description
In everyday contexts, “acid” appears in discussions of food, chemistry, cleaning products or environmental conditions. It often carries sensory associations such as sharpness, sourness or intensity. The term may describe both literal substances and metaphorical tones, such as an “acid remark.” Its meaning shifts depending on cultural familiarity and situational use. In practical settings, acid is linked to caution, transformation or strong effect. As a contextual expression, it reflects both physical and figurative forms of intensity.
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