fine
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The meaning (definition) of the word fine
made of very tiny pieces, soft and smooth
The word fine used in a sentence
“Fine sugar feels soft and smooth between my fingers.”
Words that mean the same as fine (synonyms)
smoothpowdery
Words that mean the opposite of fine (antonyms)
coarsegrainy
How the word fine is said around the world
| French | fin (fan) |
| Spanish | fino (FEE-noh) |
| Mandarin | 细小的 (shee shyow duh) |
| Hindi | बारीक (ba-REEK) |
| Arabic | ناعِم (NAH-im) |
| Russian | мелкий (MYEL-keey) |
| Portuguese (EU) | fino (FEE-noo) |
| Portuguese (BR) | fino (FEE-noo) |
| Japanese | こまかい (koh-mah-KAI) |
| German | fein (fyn) |
| Urdu | باریک (ba-REEK) |
| Punjabi | ਬਾਰੀਕ (bah-REEK) |
| Korean | 고운 (koh-OON) |
| Hebrew | דַּק (dahk) |
| Greek | ψιλός (psee-LOS) |
| Dutch | fijn (fine) |
| Tagalog | pino (pee-NOH) |
| Vietnamese | mịn (meen) |
| Turkish | ince taneli (een-JEH tah-neh-LEE) |
| Persian | ریز (reez) |
| Polish | drobny (DROHB-nih) |
| Ukrainian | дрібний (dreeb-NEE) |
| Bengali | মিহি (MEE-hee) |
| Swedish | finkornig (FEEN-koor-nig) |
| Italian | fine (FEE-neh) |
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