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delicate

[del-i-kit] / ˈdɛl ɪ kɪt /






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Her leadership will be defined by how she manages Japan's stagnant economy and the delicate relationship with the US, its most critical security ally, as well as China, its largest trading partner.

From BBC

Exchange the delicate, ballerina-like skating dresses with bold, modern asymmetrical designs.

From Los Angeles Times

How much to play, and how often to rest, will be a delicate balance to strike over the next few months.

From BBC

At Herat's central mosque, which is covered in blue ceramic tiles, there are delicate floral and geometric motifs created by Behzad.

From Barron's

Focaccia, with its airy, spongy interior and crisp, olive-oil–slicked crust, is equal parts hearty and delicate, an ideal sandwich bread if there ever was one.

From Salon