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Meaning offinein English

fine

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Pluralfines
Comparative Adjectivefiner
Superlative Adjectivefinest
Past Tensefined
Participle Verbfining
Third Person Singularfines

Definitions

Adjective
1. of high quality; superior
2. delicate; subtle; skillfully made
  The craftsman created a fine silver necklace with intricate details.
3. a polite; evasive response
  Her response was fine, but I could tell she was hiding something.
4. consisting of very small particles
  The fine powder covered the entire surface.
5. slender or narrow in shape; thin
  The fine lines on her face made her look elegant.
6. having a specified metal proportion
  The goldsmith crafted a fine gold ring with a high metal proportion.
7. subtle or delicate in nature
  The artist's fine brushstrokes created a subtle and delicate texture on the painting.
8. being satisfactory or adequate
  The hotel room was fine for our short stay.
9. having a pleasing appearance
  The fine architecture of the old building impressed all the tourists.
10. having clear sunny weather
  The weather forecast predicted a fine day for the outdoor wedding.
Noun
1. a payment for breaking the law
  The driver had to pay a fine for speeding on the highway.
2. a drink taken as penalty
  The player had to down a fine of whiskey as a penalty for losing the game.
3. end of a musical piece
  The orchestra played until the fine of the symphony.
Adverb
1. agreeing reluctantly; accepting something
  She agreed fine to the proposal, although she had some reservations.
Verb
1. to punish with a payment im;pose penalty
  The court will fine the company for violating environmental regulations.

Compounds / Phrases

fine-tune fine-grained fine-looking fine-threaded