Definition: Phrak, a Hebrew term referring to a sharp or piercing sound, originates in ancient Mesopotamia and may also be related to "sharp" or "piercing." In this context, it typically means an unusual or unpleasant sensation or sound. So, if you're talking about a phrasing that could be perceived as harsh, it's more likely that you're referring to something sharp or piercing.
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