fine - Definition & Meaning | VisualLang Dictionary

fine

feeling well or in good healthfeeling well or in good health

Examples

Despite the small accident, the bike and its rider were both fine.
He had a minor headache earlier, but now he's feeling fine.
The car was damaged, but thankfully, the driver and passengers were fine.

Synonyms

healthy good well strong OK straight robust normal fit fine all right

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fine

Comparative

finer

Superlative

finest

1

feeling well or in good health

Despite the small accident, the bike and its rider were both fine.
He had a minor headache earlier, but now he's feeling fine.
The car was damaged, but thankfully, the driver and passengers were fine.
The doctor examined her and said she was fine.
The injured athlete received medical attention and is expected to be fine soon.

Synonyms:

healthy good well strong OK straight robust normal fit all right

2

meeting the minimum or expected level of quality, but not necessarily exceeding it

The project's outcome was fine, though it didn't impress the judges.
The report was fine, but it could have used more detail in some sections.
She thought her painting was fine, but she aimed for a more vibrant style next time.
The accommodations were fine for a weekend stay but lacked luxury.
His explanation was fine, providing just enough clarity for the audience.

Synonyms:

satisfactory acceptable OK all right

3

showing high quality, elegance, or achievement

The artist's fine brushwork resulted in a masterpiece admired by all.
She wore a fine gown that exemplified elegance and sophistication.
The fine dining experience included exquisite dishes and impeccable service.
His fine manners and polished speech impressed everyone at the gala.
The violinist delivered a fine performance, earning a standing ovation from the audience.

4

(of the weather) sunny and clear

We decided to go for a picnic because the weather was fine and perfect for outdoor activities.
The forecast predicts fine weather all week, ideal for a beach holiday.
The children played outside all day, enjoying the fine spring weather.
She opened the windows to let the fresh air in on a fine, sunny morning.
It was a fine day for a hike, with clear skies and a gentle breeze.

Synonyms:

unclouded sunny bright shiny clear

5

showing careful detail or delicate quality

The author's fine distinctions between similar terms added depth to the essay.
A fine understanding of language nuances is essential for a skilled translator.
The scientist's fine observations revealed subtle patterns in the data.
The poet's fine choice of words conveyed complex emotions in a few lines.
The teacher's fine analysis of the text helped students grasp its deeper meanings.

Synonyms:

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extremely thin or slender in form

The jeweler used a fine wire to craft the intricate design of the necklace.
Her hair was so fine that it felt like silk to the touch.
The artist's brush had a fine tip, allowing for detailed and precise strokes.
The fabric was made from fine threads, creating a lightweight and airy texture.
The fine dust particles in the air were barely visible to the naked eye.

Synonyms:

slim narrow thin

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(of a texture) having substances made of tiny particles

The powdered sugar was so fine it dissolved instantly on the tongue.
The baker used fine flour to make the cake light and fluffy.
The sand on the beach was fine and soft, perfect for building sandcastles.
The beach had fine sand that slipped through my fingers.
The artist chose a fine powder to mix the paint.

Antonyms:

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(of gold or silver) containing a high proportion of pure metal

The ring was made of fine gold, with a purity of 24 carats.
The jeweler admired the fine silver necklace for its high quality and shine.
They invested in fine gold bars to ensure the highest value for their assets.
The fine silver coins were sought after by collectors for their purity.
The artisan crafted a beautiful sculpture using fine gold leaf.

Synonyms:

high-quality refined pure

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sensitive, sharp, and able to notice small details

She has a fine ear for subtle changes in music.
A fine sense of smell helped the chef perfect the recipe.
The detective's fine eye caught a clue everyone missed.
His fine sense of touch made him a skilled sculptor.
The photographer's fine vision captured rare moments beautifully.

Synonyms:

keen sensitive sharp acute

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extremely attractive or good-looking, often used to describe men

Did you see the new guy in class?He's so fine.
I can't stop thinking about him; he's seriously fine.
She kept saying, "He's fine," every time he walked by.
That actor is fine, no wonder everyone's obsessed.
Wow, he's fine; definitely turned some heads at the party.