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fine

Definition for fine

adjective as in cloudless, sunny

Strongest matches

bright, dry, pleasant

Strong matches

clarion, clear, fair

adjective as in dainty, delicate; sheer

noun as in penalty in money

verb as in penalize in monetary way

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Fighting back tears, the mother told the inquiry team how proud she is of her daughter and that "her finest qualities shone through in the darkest of moments".

From BBC

Miller continued her fine form in a destructive display on Sunday in Brighton as the world champions sealed top spot in Pool C by hammering Ireland.

From BBC

The Information Commissioner's office issued a formal reprimand to the Electoral Commission but if equivalent mistakes were made in a private sector breach it would likely have led to a large fine.

From BBC

For over a decade, Superchief has established itself as a place where punk rockers, graffiti writers, street photographers, homegrown fine artists and anyone with a piqued interest in counterculture gather to celebrate art.

The Briton said it was fine as long as it did not lead to Piastri ending up ahead of him.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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