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Fine

speaker
speaker

Meaning

Adj

  • Senses
    to
    quality.
  • Of
    quality.
  • Impressively
    ,
    , or unsatisfactory.
  • Being
    ,
    ,
    , or satisfactory.
  • Good-looking, attractive.
  • Subtle,
    or discriminated.
  • Showy; overdecorated.
  • Delicate;
    ;
    ;
    ; dexterous.
  • An
    often used to
    an
    , rather to
    or an
    . Saying "I'm
    " can
    when the
    is
    okay.
  • Senses
    to
    quality.
  • Of a particular
    of quality, usually between
    and very
    , and below mint.
  • Sunny and not raining.
  • Consisting of especially
    ;
    of
    small pieces.
  • Particularly
    ; especially
    ,
    , or of small girth.
  • Made of
    or
    filaments.
  • Having a (specified)
    of
    in its composition.
  • In Cricket:
    Behind the
    and at a small
    to the
    between the wickets.
    Subtle;
    ; tenuous.

    Adv

    Expression of (typically)
    or agreement.
    Well,
    , in
    ,
    way.
    Finely;
    ; delicately.
    In Billiards:

    Noun

    Fine
    ; French brandy.
    Something that is
    ;
    particles.
    A
    as
    for
    the law.
    Money
    by a
    on the
    of a
    so that his or her
    may be small or nominal.
    In Universities:
    A
    that must be
    during a
    or as part of a
    ,
    an
    that anyone who has done some (usually
    )
    is to be
    ;
    to I have never;
    associated with
    ; very
    to a
    at Oxford University, though a
    is the
    itself
    the
    of
    it.
    In Music:
    The
    a
    composition.
    In Music:
    The
    in a
    that
    the
    the
    ,
    when the
    somewhere
    the
    due to a
    of the
    being repeated.
    End;
    ;
    ; extinction.
    A
    or
    between
    , as the
    and his vassal.
    In British English & Law:
    A
    of money or price
    for
    a
    ,
    , or
    ,
    to a
    , or for
    or
    a lease.

    Verb

    To make
    ,
    , or
    ; to
    or clarify.
    To become
    ,
    , or cleaner.
    To make
    , or less
    ,
    ,
    , etc.
    To change by
    gradations.
    To
    (wine and
    ) by filtration.
    To become
    ; to
    ; to
    (with
    , down, or off).
    To
    a
    as
    to (someone).
    To
    a fine.
    To
    ; to cease.
    To cause to
    ; to stop.

    Name

    A surname.
    Sourced from
    Wiktionary

    Origin

    fine
    English
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    fin
    Middle English (1100-1500)
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    fin
    Old French (842-ca. 1400)
    finn
    Old English (ca. 450-1100)
    fine
    Italian
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    finis
    Latin
    finer
    Old French (842-ca. 1400)
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    finire
    Latin
    Sourced from
    Etym

    Antonyms

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