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refine

verb as in purify

verb as in perfect, polish

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Both earthquakes occurred before the era of widespread internet service, and scientists are hopeful that more responses will help refine their understanding of the events.

Trump, fact-checked but not dissuaded, would go on to refine his lie, pivoting from claimed “reports” that deep-red portions of the south were being denied aid to claiming no would be getting any assistance because the money was all gone — spent, as it turns out, “on housing for illegal migrants.”

From Salon

With so many wickets lost to attacking shots, they may have to refine their approach, which will be difficult given their much-stated desire to be aggressive.

From BBC

A shock T20 series defeat by Sri Lanka followed, though with a few key players rested, but the past year has seen England refine their aggression under coach Jon Lewis and they have developed a well-rounded, consistent squad.

From BBC

However, as hackers continue to refine their tactics, experts say users need more than 2FA to guarantee security.

From Salon

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

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