Fine Sentences
"Fine" refers to something of high quality or a monetary penalty. e.g., The fabric feels fine to the touch.
How to use Fine in a sentence
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Fine Sentences
He paid a fine for parking illegally.
That's a fine idea for a project.
She has a fine collection of jewelry.
The weather looks fine today.
You did a fine job.
The cake has a fine texture.
The mechanic did a fine-tuning of the car.
I have a fine set of tools.
Everything will be just fine.
His handwriting is very fine.
She wore a fine silk dress.
The wine has a fine aroma.
The sculpture has fine details.
I'm feeling fine, thank you.
She writes with a fine pen.
I feel fine after the nap.
I need a fine-grained sandpaper.
Everything turned out fine in the end.
The concert was a fine experience.
He has a fine taste in music.
The museum displayed some fine art.
The machine needs a fine adjustment.
We had a fine view from the hotel.
He uses a fine brush for detailing.
The novel was a fine piece of literature.
It's a fine line between love and hate.
The piano needs fine-tuning.
She's doing fine in school.
The fabric is woven with fine threads.
That's a fine example of kindness.
The artist used fine strokes to complete the painting.
I use a fine sieve for straining.
The suit is tailored with fine precision.
It's a fine blend of flavors.
The car runs fine now after the repairs.
She has a fine voice for singing.
You look fine in that outfit.
The chef added some fine herbs to the soup.
They produce fine leather goods.
It's a fine morning for a walk.
That's a fine piece of craftsmanship.
He caught a fine fish yesterday.
We had a fine time at the party.
The recipe calls for fine sugar.
It's a fine day to go sailing.
The restaurant offers fine dining.
It's fine by me if you want to join.
The necklace is made of fine gold.
It's a fine moment to celebrate.
He gave a fine speech at the graduation.
Fine Definitions
A sum of money imposed as a penalty.
He paid a fine for parking illegally.
Thin or slender in size.
She writes with a fine pen.
Detailed or intricate.
The artist’s work is very fine.
In good health or condition.
How are you? I'm fine, thanks.
To purify or clarify something.
The process will fine the liquid.
Of high quality or refined nature.
The wine has a fine taste.
Fine Idioms & Phrases
Fine and dandy
Perfectly okay.
Everything's fine and dandy with the plans.
In fine fettle
In good condition.
After his vacation, he returned in fine fettle.
Fine-tooth comb
In great detail.
She went through the document with a fine-tooth comb.
Fine feathers make fine birds
Looking good makes one appear better.
With her new dress, she believes that fine feathers make fine birds.
Walking a fine line
Be in a risky situation.
He's walking a fine line by challenging the boss's decision.
Fine words butter no parsnips
Words without action achieve nothing.
He talks about change, but fine words, butter, no parsnips.
A fine kettle of fish
A difficult situation.
Losing the keys was a fine kettle of fish.
Fine-tune
Adjust finely.
They need to fine-tune their strategy.
Cut it fine
Leave very little time for something.
He cut it fine, arriving just before the train departed.
Fine as frog hair
Very fine.
The sand on that beach is as fine as frog hair.
Fine-feathered friend
A close friend.
My fine-feathered friend helped me move house.
Just fine
Perfectly good.
The arrangement suits me just fine.
Fine and well
Acceptable but not outstanding.
The performance was fine and well, but not memorable.
Draw a fine line
Make a subtle distinction.
It's hard to draw a fine line between love and obsession.
Cut a fine figure
Look elegant.
She cuts a fine figure in that gown.
Fine print
Small text that might contain important information.
Always read the fine print before signing.
Paying a fine
Paying a penalty.
He's paying a fine for speeding.
In fine form
Doing well or in good spirits.
She was in fine form at the party.
Fine point
A small but important detail.
The contract has several fine points you should consider.
To a fine art
Perfected.
He has honed his craft into a fine art.
Common Curiosities
Which vowel is used before Fine?
The vowel "i" is used before the "n" in "Fine."
What is the opposite of Fine?
The opposite of "fine" when referring to quality can be "poor" or "inferior."
What is another term for Fine?
Another term for "fine" when used as an adjective could be "exquisite" or "refined." When used as a penalty, another term could be "penalty."
What is the second form of Fine?
The second form of "fine" (as a verb) is "fined."
What is the verb form of Fine?
Fine as a verb means to penalize someone monetarily. e.g., He was fined for speeding.
How many syllables are in Fine?
There is one syllable in "fine."
What is the pronunciation of Fine?
The pronunciation of "Fine" is /faɪn/.
What is the root word of Fine?
The root word of "Fine" is "fine" itself.
What part of speech is Fine?
"Fine" can be a noun, adjective, or verb depending on its usage.
Why is it called Fine?
The term "fine" originates from the Latin word "finis" meaning "end" or "conclusion," implying a payment to settle a matter.
Which determiner is used with Fine?
Determiners like "a," "the," "this," or "that" can be used with "Fine."
What is the plural form of Fine?
The plural form is "fines" when referring to penalties.
Which conjunction is used with Fine?
Any conjunction can be used with "fine" depending on the sentence, such as "and" or "but."
Is Fine a countable noun?
Yes, "fine" is countable when referring to penalties.
What is the third form of Fine?
The third form of "fine" (as a verb) is "fined."
Which article is used with Fine?
Both "a" and "the" can be used with "fine."
How do we divide Fine into syllables?
"Fine" is not divided as it is a one-syllable word.
What is the singular form of Fine?
The singular form is "fine."
Is Fine a vowel or consonant?
"Fine" is a word, but it starts with the consonant 'F'.
Is Fine a collective noun?
No, "fine" is not a collective noun.
What is a stressed syllable in Fine?
The entire word "fine" is stressed as it has only one syllable.
What is the first form of Fine?
The first form of "fine" (as a verb) is "fine."
How is Fine used in a sentence?
e.g., The weather is fine today.
Which preposition is used with Fine?
Prepositions like "in," "with," "by," or "for" can be used with "fine," depending on the context.
Is Fine a noun or adjective?
"Fine" can function as both a noun and an adjective.
Is Fine an adverb?
No, "fine" is not typically used as an adverb.
Is Fine a negative or positive word?
"Fine" can be neutral or positive, depending on the context.
Is the word Fine is Gerund?
No, "fine" is not a gerund.
Is the word “Fine” a Direct object or an Indirect object?
"Fine" can function as a direct object, indirect object, or subject, depending on the sentence structure.
Is Fine an abstract noun?
No, "fine" is not an abstract noun.
Is the Fine term a metaphor?
By itself, "fine" is not a metaphor. However, some idioms containing "fine" might be metaphorical.
Is the word Fine is imperative?
No, "fine" by itself is not imperative.
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