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9 Senses of "Fine"

Sense 1: Fine (adjective)

Definition: Of high quality; excellent.

Sample Sentence: The fine craftsmanship of the jewelry made it highly sought after.

Sense 2: Fine (adjective)

Definition: Thin or narrow in diameter.

Sample Sentence: The fine thread used in sewing created delicate patterns.

Sense 3: Fine (adjective)

Definition: Good or satisfactory.

Sample Sentence: She did a fine job completing the project ahead of schedule.

Sense 4: Fine (noun)

Definition: A sum of money imposed as a penalty for an offense.

Sample Sentence: He had to pay a hefty fine for speeding.

Sense 5: Fine (noun)

Definition: A fee paid for permission to engage in certain activities.

Sample Sentence: The fishing license included a fine for each caught fish beyond the limit.

Sense 6: Fine (verb)

Definition: To make or become finer; refine.

Sample Sentence: The coffee beans are finely ground to extract their rich flavor.

Sense 7: Fine (adjective)

Definition (informal): Appealing or sexually attractive.

Sample Sentence: He considered her to be a fine looking woman.

Sense 8: Fine (adverb)

Definition: In an excellent manner; very well.

Sample Sentence: She played the piano fine, impressing the entire audience.

Sense 9: Fine (interjection)

Definition: Used to express agreement or acknowledgement.

Sample Sentence: "You're right, I should have apologized," he said. "Fine," she replied.