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fine
adjective as in excellent, masterly
Strongest matches
accomplished, admirable, attractive, beautiful, cool, elegant, exceptional, expensive, exquisite, fashionable, first-rate, great, handsome, lovely, magnificent, neat, outstanding, pleasant, rare, refined, smart, solid, splendid, striking, subtle, superior, well-made
Weak matches
enjoyable, first-class, first-string, five-star, gilt-edged, gnarly, good-looking, not too shabby, ornate, showy, skillful, supreme, top-notch, unreal, wicked
adjective as in cloudless, sunny
adjective as in dainty, delicate; sheer
Strong matches
flimsy, gossamer, light, lightweight, little, loose, minute, powdered, pulverized, quality
Weak matches
diaphanous, ethereal, filmy, fine-drawn, fine-grained, fine-spun, fragile, gauzy, gossamery, granular, impalpable, porous, powdery, threadlike, transparent
adjective as in discriminating, exact
noun as in penalty in money
Strongest match
Strong matches
amends, amercement, assessment, damages, forfeit, mulct, reparation, rip
verb as in penalize in monetary way
Strongest matches
Weak matches
hit with, make pay, pay through the nose, slap with, throw book at
Example Sentences
A relatively inexperienced squad won all three matches on that tour to continue the momentum of England's fine end to the Six Nations, which had begun with a 27-22 defeat by Ireland in Dublin.
Australian media have reported he is banned from some stadiums and has incurred large fines.
Both are appealing against fines and suspensions imposed since their switches to LIV in 2024.
For astronomers, this distance is close enough to investigate the blast in fine detail.
Records show it inspected Accurate Energetic Systems once in the last 20 years, fining the company $7,200 in 2019 for allegedly failing to protect workers from hazardous chemicals.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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