The phrase "extremely blunt" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is very direct or straightforward in their communication, often to the point of being harsh or insensitive.
Example: "Her feedback on my presentation was extremely blunt, leaving me feeling a bit discouraged."
Alternatives: "very direct" or "highly straightforward."
But such policy instruments are extremely blunt and will have unforeseen consequences.
Imposing fees on Freedom of Information requests would be "an extremely blunt instrument" that would limit access to justice, human rights campaigners have said.
"You are using an extremely blunt instrument for sophisticated policy needs".You may think that is the price of security, but Lon Rains, the editor of Space News, says that ITAR has "sped up the inevitable proliferation of advanced technology, by forcing other countries to find other means of obtaining satellite components that had previously been manufactured only in the United States".
While extremely blunt, the sign accurately summarizes a growing frustration in education: the saturation of overly-involved high school parents.
Last year, he delivered an extremely blunt speech in London, saying that the strategy favored by Vice-President Joe Biden would lead to "Chaos-istan".
Your son will learn to problem-solve in your absence". While extremely blunt, the sign accurately summarizes a growing frustration in education: the saturation of overly-involved high school parents.
"Extremely truthful and blunt, honest with everyone, but it's never anything personal".
A stage 4/5 trichome contains three branches, one of which has a relatively fine tip, the others are extremely swollen with blunt tips.
But the prosecutor said that he was extremely dubious of Mr. Blunt's assertion and that there was no way of proving it.
"Why are me and my successful and beautiful girlfriends sitting here alone on a Friday night in Los Angeles?" His response was blunt, but extremely enlightening.
