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Meaning of finer
The primary meaning of the word "finer" refers to something or someone that is of higher quality, more refined, or more delicate.
Etymology of finer
The word "finer" originates from the Old French word "fin", meaning delicate or subtle, which is derived from the Latin word "finis", meaning end or boundary
Historically, the word "finer" has been used since the 14th century to describe something or someone that is of higher quality or more refined
Synonyms
refined
sophisticated
elegant
cultured
polished
discerning
superior
excellent
exceptional
outstanding
exquisite
beautiful
lovely
attractive
charming
delicate
dainty
subtle
precise
accurate
detailed
intricate
complex
nuanced
discriminating
fastidious
meticulous
thorough
scrupulous
exacting
strict
rigorous
precise
fine
acute
keen
sensitive
sharp
perceptive
astute
clever
ingenious
skilled
talented
gifted
accomplished
expert
masterful
adroit
deft
apt
able
proficient
clever
sharp
quick
agile
nimble
clever
brilliant
outstanding
remarkable
impressive
extraordinary
exceptional
incomparable
unparalleled
unmatched
unequaled
unsurpassed
Definitions
- Comparative form of fine, meaning of higher quality or more delicate
- More subtle or precise in meaning, expression, or discrimination
- More refined or cultured in taste, manners, or standards
Usage Examples
- The restaurant served finer wines than any other establishment in town
- She had a finer understanding of the subject matter than her peers
- The company prides itself on producing finer quality products than its competitors
Antonyms
coarse
crude
rough
rude
unrefined
uncultured
unsophisticated
inferior
poor
mediocre
average
ordinary
unremarkable
unimpressive
dull
bland
uninspired
unoriginal
trite
commonplace
banal
mundane
plebeian
vulgar
gross
unpleasant
disagreeable
nasty
repulsive
repugnant
vile
disgusting
distasteful
unpalatable
unpleasant
objectionable
undesirable
unwelcome
uninviting
unsatisfactory
inadequate
insufficient
deficient
lacking
wanting
incomplete
imperfect
flawed
defective
faulty
shoddy
substandard
second-rate
third-rate
low-grade
low-quality
inferior
subpar