fine

pluralfines

degrees finer - finest

conjugation fining - fined - fined

adjective: of very high quality; very good
- She did a fine job on the project.
adjective: very thin or narrow; in small particles
- The artist used a fine brush for the details.
adjective: delicate or subtle
- There is a fine distinction between the two concepts.
adjective: sunny and clear
- We hope for fine weather for the picnic.
adverb: in a satisfactory or acceptable manner
- The machine is working fine now.
noun: a sum of money exacted as a penalty for an offense
- He had to pay a $100 fine for speeding.
verb: to charge someone a sum of money as a penalty
- The court will fine the company for the violation.
interjection: used to express agreement, acceptance, or acknowledgement
- “Fine, I’ll meet you at six,” she replied.