fine
1 of 6adjective
ˈfīn 
finer; finest
1
a
: all right
that's fine with me
b
: well or healthy : not sick or injured
feel fine
2
: superior in kind, quality, or appearance : excellent
a fine job
a fine day
fine wines
3
a(1)
: very thin in gauge or texture
fine thread
(2)
: not coarse
fine sand
(3)
: very small
fine print
(4)
: keen
a knife with a fine edge
(5)
: very precise or accurate
a fine adjustment
trying to be too fine with his pitches
b
: physically trained or hardened close to the limit of efficiency —used of an athlete or animal
4
: delicate, subtle, or sensitive in quality, perception, or discrimination
a fine distinction
5
a
: ornate sense 1
fine writing
b
: marked by or affecting elegance or refinement
fine manners
6
—used as an intensive
the leader, in a fine frenzy, beheaded one of his wives—
Brian Crozier
Brian Crozier7
a
: free from impurity
b
of a metal : having a stated proportion of pure metal in the composition expressed in parts per thousand
a gold coin .9166 fine
fineness
ˈfīn-nəs
noun fine
2 of 6adverb
1
: finely: such as
a
: very well
b
: all right
2
: with a very narrow margin of time or space
she had not intended to cut her escape so fine—Melinda Beck et al.
Melinda Beck et al.fine
3 of 6noun (1)
1
a
: a sum imposed as punishment for an offense
The motorist had to pay a fine for speeding.
b
: a forfeiture or penalty paid to an injured party in a civil action
2
: a compromise of a fictitious suit used as a form of conveyance of lands
3
obsolete : end, conclusion
fine
4 of 6verb (1)
fined; fining
transitive verb
: to impose a fine on : punish by a fine
fine
5 of 6verb (2)
fined; fining
transitive verb
1
: purify, clarify
fine and filter wine
2
: to make finer in quality or size
intransitive verb
1
: to become pure or clear
the ale will fine
2
: to become smaller in lines or proportions
fine
6 of 6noun (2)
fi·ne ˈfē-(ˌ)nā
: end —used as a direction in music to mark the closing point after a repeat
Synonyms
Adjective
- dusty
- floury
- powdery
Adverb
- acceptably
- adequately
- all right
- alright
- creditably
- decently
- good
- middlingly
- nicely
- OK
- okay
- passably
- respectably
- satisfactorily
- serviceably
- so-so
- sufficiently
- tolerably
- well
Noun (1)
- damages
- forfeit
- forfeiture
- mulct
- penalty
Verb (1)
- assess
- charge
- exact
- impose
- lay
- levy
- put
Verb (2)
- clarify
- clear
- distill
- distil
- filter
- garble
- purify
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Example Sentences
Adjective “Is there anything wrong?” “No, everything's fine.” The house looks fine to me. I think that's a fine idea. You did a fine job. The house is in fine shape. This is a fine example of what can go wrong when one person is given too much power. He's a fine young man. “Did you hurt yourself?” “No, I'm fine.” Adverb She did fine on the test. My mother is doing fine, thank you. This'll do fine for now. She talks and walks so fine, just like a great lady. See More
Recent Examples on the WebBarnini Chakraborty, Washington Examiner, 15 Feb. 2023 He's been charged with one count of false personation of an officer or employee of the United States and faces up to three years in prison followed by one year of supervised release and a $250,000 fine, according to the release. —Gina Martinez, CBS News, 13 Feb. 2023 Earhart faces up to three years imprisonment and a $250,000 fine. —Peter Charalambous, ABC News, 13 Feb. 2023 One version would require proof of negligence, which is punishable by up to 18 months in jail and a $5,000 fine under New Mexico law. —Andrew Dalton, ajc, 10 Feb. 2023 The maximum penalty for the felony child abuse charge is six years in prison and a $10,000 fine. —Jim Riccioli, Journal Sentinel, 6 Feb. 2023 In that incident, the Glen Oaks Alzheimer's Special Care Center received a $10,000 fine after an investigation by the Health Facilities Division of the Iowa Department of Inspections and Appeals, which oversees health facility safety. —Melissa Montoya, Peoplemag, 6 Feb. 2023 If Glen Oaks does not contest the citation and pays the $10,000 fine within 30 days, then it will be reduced by 35 percent, according to the state administrative code. —Timothy Bella, Washington Post, 3 Feb. 2023 Under state law, unlawful possession of a weapon at a school is punishable by up to five years in jail or a $10,000 fine. —Olivia Krauth, The Courier-Journal, 2 Feb. 2023 See More
Noun
Cohen could have sentenced her to 20 years in prison and slapped a $250,000 fine on top of it. —Barnini Chakraborty, Washington Examiner, 15 Feb. 2023 He's been charged with one count of false personation of an officer or employee of the United States and faces up to three years in prison followed by one year of supervised release and a $250,000 fine, according to the release. —Gina Martinez, CBS News, 13 Feb. 2023 Earhart faces up to three years imprisonment and a $250,000 fine. —Peter Charalambous, ABC News, 13 Feb. 2023 One version would require proof of negligence, which is punishable by up to 18 months in jail and a $5,000 fine under New Mexico law. —Andrew Dalton, ajc, 10 Feb. 2023 The maximum penalty for the felony child abuse charge is six years in prison and a $10,000 fine. —Jim Riccioli, Journal Sentinel, 6 Feb. 2023 In that incident, the Glen Oaks Alzheimer's Special Care Center received a $10,000 fine after an investigation by the Health Facilities Division of the Iowa Department of Inspections and Appeals, which oversees health facility safety. —Melissa Montoya, Peoplemag, 6 Feb. 2023 If Glen Oaks does not contest the citation and pays the $10,000 fine within 30 days, then it will be reduced by 35 percent, according to the state administrative code. —Timothy Bella, Washington Post, 3 Feb. 2023 Under state law, unlawful possession of a weapon at a school is punishable by up to five years in jail or a $10,000 fine. —Olivia Krauth, The Courier-Journal, 2 Feb. 2023 See More Word History
Etymology
Adjective
Middle English fin, fyne "of choice quality, superior, admirable, free from impurity, delicate," borrowed from Anglo-French fin, going back to Gallo-Romance *fīnus "extreme, ultimate," adjective derivative of Latin fīnis "boundary, limit, ending" — more at final entry 1
Adverb
Middle English fyne, derivative of fin, fyne fine entry 1
Noun (1)
Middle English fin, fyne "end, conclusion, final legal settlement relating to alienation of property, fee paid to complete a legal conveyance, money paid in lieu of judicial punishment," borrowed from Anglo-French fin, going back to Latin fīnis "boundary, limit, terminal point, ending" (Medieval Latin also, "legal settlement, agreement involving payment, payment in lieu of punishment") — more at final entry 1
Verb (1)
in part derivative of fine entry 3, in part continuing Middle English finen "to pay a fine," borrowed from Anglo-French finer "to pay as a fine, make a payment," verbal derivative of fin fine entry 3
Verb (2)
Middle English finen, derivative of fin, fyne fine entry 1
Noun (2)
borrowed from Italian, going back to Latin fīnis "boundary, limit, ending" — more at final entry 1
First Known Use
Adjective
13th century, in the meaning defined at sense 7a
Adverb
15th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1
Noun (1)
13th century, in the meaning defined at sense 3
Verb (1)
circa 1513, in the meaning defined above
Verb (2)
14th century, in the meaning defined at transitive sense 1
Noun (2)
1740, in the meaning defined above
Phrases Containing fine
Kids Definition
fine
1 of 5 noun ˈfīn
: a sum of money to be paid as a punishment
fine
2 of 5 verb fined; fining
: to punish by a fine
fine
3 of 5 adjective finer; finest
1
: free from impurity
2
a
: not thick, coarse, or dull
fine thread
fine sand
b
: small entry 1 sense 1
fine print
c
: done with extreme care and accuracy
fine measurement
3
: subtle sense 1b
a fine distinction
4
: excellent in quality or appearance
a fine spring day
5
: to one's liking : agreeable
that's fine with me
6
: very well
feel fine
finely adverb
fineness
ˈfīn-nəs
noun fine
4 of 5 adverb1
: in a fine manner
2
: very well
did fine on the test
I liked it fine
fine
5 of 5 noun fi·ne
ˈfē-(ˌ)nā
: end entry 1 sense 1b —used as a direction in music to mark the closing point after a repeat
Medical Definition
fine
adjective ˈfīn
finer; finest
of bodily tremors
: of slight excursion
Legal Definition
fine
1 of 2 noun1
: a sum imposed as punishment for an offense compare restitution
2
: a forfeiture or penalty paid to an injured party in a civil action
fine
2 of 2 transitive verb fined; fining
: to impose a fine on : punish by fine
fine 1 of 5
adjective
1
as in dusty
consisting of very small particles the fine sand found on the island's beaches Synonyms & Similar Words
Relevance
- dusty
- smooth
- powdery
- filtered
- superfine
- floury
- refined
- pulverized
- ultrafine
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
- coarse
- granular
- rough
- granulated
- grainy
- sandy
- unfiltered
- unrefined
- gritty
- rocky
- gravelly
- stony
- lumpy
- pebbly
- mealy
- stoney
2
as in nice
made or done with extreme care and accuracy the fine distinction between bravery and recklessness Synonyms & Similar Words
- nice
- subtle
- delicate
- exact
- minute
- nuanced
- refined
- meticulous
- finespun
- trivial
- negligible
- petty
- hairsplitting
- particular
- hairline
- quibbling
- exacting
- insignificant
- inconsequential
- trifling
- demanding
- nitpicking
- frivolous
- inconsiderable
- fastidious
- fussy
- piddling
- picky
- finicking
- finicky
- finical
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
- coarse
- rough
- clear
- obvious
- plain
- evident
- apparent
- inexact
- unmistakable
- transparent
- broad
- manifest
- unambiguous
- unequivocal
- palpable
- perspicuous
- indefinite
- patent
- sloppy
- careless
- clear-cut
- open-and-shut
- slipshod
- heedless
- incautious
- slapdash
3
as in thin
being of less than usual width use a fine line for the outline of the facial features you intend to carve into the pumpkin Synonyms & Similar Words
- thin
- narrow
- slender
- skinny
- tight
- close
- slim
- slim-jim
- linear
- spare
- needlelike
- elongated
- condensed
- compressed
- paper-thin
- attenuated
- tightened
- ultrathin
- elongate
- hairline
- contracted
- squeezed
- attenuate
- stringy
- constricted
- wispy
- bottleneck
- willowy
- rangy
- reedy
- lanky
- stalky
- spindly
- twiggy
- shoestring
- lank
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
- wide
- broad
- thick
- fat
- chunky
- massive
- stocky
- voluminous
- stumpy
- bulky
- thickset
- squat
- thickish
- widish
4
as in alright
being to one's liking that arrangement is fine with me Synonyms & Similar Words
- alright
- okay
- OK
- good
- acceptable
- satisfactory
- agreeable
- all right
- pleasing
- nice
- hunky-dory
- copacetic
- palatable
- delightful
- delicious
- copasetic
- ducky
- pleasant
- welcome
- adequate
- jake
- copesetic
- scrumptious
- decent
- delectable
- felicitous
- gratifying
- dreamy
- tolerable
- passable
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
- unsatisfactory
- bad
- disagreeable
- poor
- unacceptable
- lousy
- substandard
- deficient
- inferior
- wretched
- wanting
- mediocre
- middling
- punk
- second-rate
- second-class
5
as in pure
free from added matter that silver is .9600 fine Synonyms & Similar Words
- pure
- plain
- neat
- fresh
- tried
- refined
- clean
- straight
- filtered
- unadulterated
- purified
- undiluted
- absolute
- unmixed
- unalloyed
- concentrated
- rendered
- clarified
- uncontaminated
- unpolluted
- strong
- untainted
- uncorrupted
- undefiled
- full-bodied
- taintless
- uncombined
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
- mixed
- spoiled
- contaminated
- adulterated
- diluted
- corrupted
- debased
- polluted
- tainted
- impure
- sullied
- blended
- alloyed
- compounded
- fouled
- soiled
- combined
- intermingled
- intermixed
- incorporated
- befouled
- fused
- amalgamated
- merged
- mingled
- unclarified
- defiled
- commingled
- linked
- besmirched
- joined
- united
- conjoined
- coalesced
- cheapened
- doctored
- watered-down
6
as in accurate
meeting the highest standard of accuracy making the final fine adjustments on the car's GPS Synonyms & Similar Words
- accurate
- precise
- mathematical
- close
- rigorous
- careful
- correct
- delicate
- exact
- refined
- pinpoint
- spot-on
- strict
- definite
- right
- hairline
- nice
- true
- definitive
- subtle
- meticulous
- fastidious
- finicky
- finical
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
- coarse
- wrong
- rough
- round
- inaccurate
- approximate
- loose
- false
- incorrect
- imprecise
- careless
- inexact
- doubtful
- questionable
- vague
- unclear
- dubious
- untrue
- indefinite
- unreliable
- untrustworthy
7
as in decent
of a level of quality that meets one's needs or standards the wine steward declared that the complaint of corkiness was unjustified and that the wine was fine Synonyms & Similar Words
- decent
- adequate
- good
- satisfactory
- okay
- acceptable
- respectable
- serviceable
- tolerable
- passable
- OK
- useful
- all right
- suitable
- fairish
- minimal
- worthy
- agreeable
- up to snuff
- mediocre
- fair
- ordinary
- standard
- appropriate
- fitting
- average
- endurable
- bearable
- satisfying
- indifferent
- middling
- proper
- correct
- common
- unexceptional
- sufferable
- right
- so-so
- due
- meet
- seemly
- run-of-the-mine
- gratifying
- run-of-the-mill
- second-rate
- run-of-mine
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
- wrong
- inadequate
- unacceptable
- insufficient
- unsatisfactory
- lacking
- deficient
- useless
- improper
- bad
- wanting
- objectionable
- disagreeable
- unsuitable
- indecent
- unfit
- imperfect
- defective
- unworthy
- cheap
- short
- incomplete
- shoddy
- poor
- faulty
- pitiful
- lamentable
- insufficient
- mean
- spare
- meager
- special
- great
- shabby
- skimpy
- scanty
- meagre
- intolerable
- exceptional
- disreputable
- stingy
- dandy
- miserly
- maximum
- exquisite
- splendid
- unbearable
- insufferable
- wonderful
- superb
- optimal
- fancy
- extreme
- atrocious
- optimum
- miserable
- terrific
- superior
- supreme
- unendurable
- neat
- vile
- premium
- marvelous
- wretched
- marvellous
- dissatisfying
- noble
- unparalleled
- execrable
- fabulous
- stellar
- classic
- grand
- peerless
- matchless
- divine
- prime
- sterling
- unmatched
- top
- mean
- superlative
- sensational
- swell
- heavenly
- unsurpassed
- preeminent
- par excellence
- keen
- nifty
- banner
- niggardly
- boss
- capital
- first-class
- maximized
- first-rate
- high-grade
- top-notch
- groovy
- crackerjack
- tip-top
- bang-up
- jim-dandy
- supernal
- A1
8
as in small
of a size that is less than average read the fine print Synonyms & Similar Words
- small
- little
- diminutive
- tiny
- pocket
- smallish
- sparse
- miniature
- slight
- dinky
- puny
- dwarf
- undersized
- slender
- subnormal
- dwarfish
- bantam
- lacking
- poor
- spare
- miniaturized
- undersize
- toylike
- minuscule
- microscopic
- stunted
- insufficient
- mini
- shrimpy
- pocket-sized
- pygmy
- inadequate
- pint-sized
- pocket-size
- little bitty
- micro
- inappreciable
- skimpy
- toy
- wee
- half-pint
- pint-size
- scarce
- meager
- infinitesimal
- bitty
- microscopical
- Lilliputian
- scrubby
- teeny
- weeny
- scant
- teensy
- minim
- scanty
- slim
- pinpoint
- minikin
- stingy
- deficient
- skimp
- runtish
- meagre
- runty
- wanting
- teeny-weeny
- minute
- teensy-weensy
- capsule
- weensy
- niggardly
- bite-sized
- bite-size
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
- great
- large
- substantial
- considerable
- big
- handsome
- sizeable
- grand
- sizable
- goodly
- tidy
- oversized
- massive
- huge
- tremendous
- largish
- hefty
- oversize
- enormous
- outsized
- stupendous
- whopping
- voluminous
- husky
- vast
- appreciable
- gross
- prodigious
- bulky
- gigantic
- giant
- outsize
- healthy
- generous
- monumental
- heroic
- immense
- monolithic
- colossal
- biggish
- ample
- abundant
- plentiful
- mammoth
- liberal
- mountainous
- monstrous
- humongous
- gargantuan
- staggering
- whacking
- copious
- heroical
- bountiful
- herculean
- thick
- titanic
- wide
- galactic
- cavernous
- broad
- overscaled
- jumbo
- overscale
- adequate
- plenteous
- cyclopean
- elephantine
- sufficient
- pharaonic
- king-sized
- boxcar
- humungous
- fat
- king-size
- enough
- hulking
- infinite
- incalculable
- leviathan
- cosmic
- immeasurable
- boundless
- Bunyanesque
- Brobdingnagian
- Himalayan
- cosmical
9
as in excellent
of the very best kind a fine performance of a classic ballet Synonyms & Similar Words
- excellent
- wonderful
- great
- lovely
- superb
- terrific
- beautiful
- awesome
- fantastic
- fabulous
- stellar
- marvelous
- prime
- quality
- hot
- dandy
- neat
- marvellous
- cool
- famous
- classic
- good
- splendid
- heavenly
- exceptional
- choice
- slick
- sterling
- superior
- grand
- brave
- sensational
- swell
- cracking
- divine
- top
- superlative
- peachy
- noble
- dynamite
- fab
- decent
- mean
- par excellence
- prize
- unsurpassed
- immense
- topping
- nifty
- groovy
- too much
- gone
- capital
- corking
- better
- crackerjack
- gangbusters
- keen
- dope
- primo
- banner
- acceptable
- bumper
- A-OK
- first-rate
- top-notch
- prizewinning
- number one
- brag
- first-class
- fantabulous
- righteous
- topflight
- high-class
- radical
- adequate
- satisfactory
- frontline
- boss
- wizard
- special
- down
- boffo
- bonny
- bully
- peachy keen
- gangbuster
- numero uno
- tip-top
- bang-up
- top-shelf
- supernal
- hype
- jim-dandy
- out of this world
- tolerable
- top-of-the-line
- gilt-edge
- passable
- phat
- premium
- out-of-sight
- classical
- all right
- blue-chip
- okay
- gilt-edged
- traditional
- fancy
- first-string
- blue-ribbon
- bonnie
- five-star
- superfine
- four-star
- standard
- A1
- No. 1
- select
- OK
- high-grade
- high-test
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
- poor
- terrible
- awful
- lousy
- bad
- atrocious
- rotten
- pathetic
- wretched
- vile
- unsatisfactory
- execrable
- substandard
- inferior
- mediocre
- middling
- low-grade
- second-rate
- second-class
10
as in exquisite
having qualities that appeal to a refined taste savored every morsel of the restaurant's fine cuisine Synonyms & Similar Words
- exquisite
- elegant
- rare
- select
- excellent
- exceptional
- special
- delicate
- choice
- outstanding
- wonderful
- dainty
- great
- premium
- exclusive
- superb
- better
- fancy
- classic
- fabulous
- terrific
- splendid
- marvelous
- recherché
- sterling
- stellar
- superior
- noble
- superlative
- sensational
- marvellous
- elite
- bijou
- par excellence
- unsurpassed
- first-rate
- top-notch
- grand
- prime
- top
- high-grade
- jewellike
- first-class
- transcendent
- tip-top
- supernal
- ultrarare
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
- coarse
- rough
- gross
- commercial
- vulgar
- tasteless
- unpolished
- unrefined
- ordinary
- popular
- common
- raffish
- kitschy
- lowbrow
- uncultured
- uncultivated
- kitsch
- average
- lesser
- mediocre
- rough-hewn
- unacceptable
- unsatisfactory
- substandard
- deficient
- inferior
- wanting
- mass-produced
- run-of-the-mine
- run-of-the-mill
- second-rate
- second-class
- low-grade
- run-of-mine
11
as in sensitive
able to sense slight impressions or differences hearing so fine that it can seemingly hear the tiniest twig snap Synonyms & Similar Words
- sensitive
- quick
- keen
- sharp
- delicate
- acute
- good
- accurate
- perceptive
- subtle
- precise
- sensible
- clear
- piercing
- discerning
- receptive
- hypersensitive
- supersensitive
- oversensitive
- hyperacute
- hair-trigger
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
- bad
- dull
- fading
- dulled
- dead
- insensitive
- deadened
- insensible
- numb
- inaccurate
- dimmed
- imprecise
- imperceptive
12
as in graceful
having or showing elegance a fine old structure in the city's historic district Synonyms & Similar Words
- graceful
- elegant
- handsome
- magnificent
- superb
- glorious
- proud
- luxurious
- classy
- tasteful
- majestic
- royal
- rich
- simple
- refined
- stylish
- noble
- grand
- gallant
- exquisite
- quiet
- regal
- splendid
- sophisticated
- aristocratic
- lavish
- polished
- fashionable
- courtly
- monumental
- heroic
- imposing
- ornate
- restrained
- sleek
- stately
- classic
- heroical
- conservative
- artful
- genteel
- understated
- posh
- baronial
- chic
- smart
- august
- affected
- swank
- in
- sharp
- patrician
- swanky
- pretentious
- snappy
- grandiose
- modish
- swagger
- ostentatious
- a la mode
- à la mode
- recherché
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
- coarse
- tasteless
- unhandsome
- unfashionable
- inelegant
- loud
- grotesque
- crude
- dowdy
- graceless
- flamboyant
- unstylish
- tacky
- gaudy
- flashy
- tawdry
- garish
- cheesy
- raffish
- glitzy
- splashy
- styleless
- rude
- vulgar
- unpolished
- trashy
- unrefined
- uncouth
- uncultured
- uncultivated
- ticky-tack
- ticky-tacky
- rough-edged
- rough-hewn
fine
2 of 5noun
as in penalty
a sum of money to be paid as a punishment a $50 fine for speeding Synonyms & Similar Words
- penalty
- damages
- forfeit
- forfeiture
- mulct
- compensation
- award
- reparations
- assessment
- indemnity
fine
3 of 5verb (1)
as in to impose
to establish or apply as a charge or penalty the police will fine you for driving with one headlight out Synonyms & Similar Words
- impose
- charge
- levy
- exact
- put
- assess
- tax
- penalize
- lay
- excise
- milk
- force
- shake down
- skin
- dock
- gouge
- mulct
- fleece
- bleed
- compel
- coerce
- extort
- inflict
- relay
- squeeze
- set
- wring
- wreak
- reapply
- wrest
- reimpose
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
- remit
- diminish
- forgive
- ignore
- excuse
- lessen
- disregard
- abate
- release
- pardon
- condone
- gloss (over)
- gloze (over)
fine
4 of 5verb (2)
as in to filter
to remove usually visible impurities from the use of egg shells to fine wine Synonyms & Similar Words
- filter
- clean
- clarify
- clear
- refine
- process
- wash
- extract
- garble
- purify
- purge
- distill
- rectify
- distil
- cleanse
- elutriate
- screen
- sieve
- decontaminate
- leach
- sift
- disinfect
- sanitize
- bolt
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
- dull
- dirty
- muddy
- soil
- contaminate
- cloud
- pollute
- taint
- defile
- besmirch
- foul
- begrime
- sully
fine
5 of 5adverb
as in good
in a satisfactory way you did just fine on the stress test Synonyms & Similar Words
- good
- alright
- okay
- well
- nicely
- OK
- decently
- acceptably
- correctly
- respectably
- tolerably
- sufficiently
- passably
- adequately
- all right
- satisfactorily
- so-so
- serviceably
- creditably
- happily
- middlingly
- appropriately
- suitably
- seemly
- rightly
- efficiently
- felicitously
- fittingly
- gratifyingly
- satisfyingly
- effectively
- aptly
- neatly
- meetly
- decorously
- congruously
- tidily
- effectually
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
- poorly
- bad
- badly
- ill
- insufficiently
- inadequately
- unsatisfactorily
- intolerably
- unacceptably
- terribly
- awfully
- incorrectly
- unbearably
- deficiently
- horribly
- inappropriately
- dreadfully
- miserably
- indecently
- disastrously
- deplorably
- unsuitably
- horridly
- horrendously
Phrases Containing fine
- miniascape
- miniate
- miniated
- miniateed
- miniateing
- miniates
- miniating
- miniature
- miniature golf
- miniature pin
- miniature pink
- miniature pinscher
- miniature schnauzer
- miniature sheet
- miniatured
- miniatures
- miniaturing
- miniaturisatia
- miniaturisation
- miniaturisations
- miniaturise
- miniaturised
- miniaturises
- miniaturising
- miniaturist