Definition for Fine:

• To become fine ( in any one of various senses); as, the ale will fine; the weather fined.

Synonyms for Fine:

• adj.

  •abundant, well-supplied (adjective)
  • rich.
  •acceptable, satisfactory (adjective)
  • okay.
  •adored, idiolized; divine (adjective)
  • glorious.
  •agreeable (adjective)
  • pleasureful,
  • hunky-dory,
  • to one's taste,
  • one's liking,
  • peach,
  • one's taste,
  • to one's liking,
  • Peacher,
  • pussycat.
  •all (adjective)
  • fine.
  •appealing, entertaining (adjective)
  • interesting.
  •attractive (adjective)
  • handsome,
  • pretty.
  •beautiful (adjective)
  • shapely,
  • bonny,
  • well-formed,
  • comely,
  • radiant,
  • foxy,
  • sightly,
  • pulchritudinous.
  •beautiful, excellent, finely detailed (adjective)
  • exquisite.
  •beautiful, magnificent (adjective)
  • gorgeous.
  •beautiful, marvelous (adjective)
  • stunning.
  •beautiful, satisfying to senses (adjective)
  • artistic.
  •beautiful, tasteful (adjective)
  • elegant.
  •best, most important; highest (adjective)
  • top.
  •better, greater, higher; excellent (adjective)
  • superior.
  •blue-ribbon (adjective)
  • more quality,
  • most quality,
  • blueribbon.
  •bonny (adjective)
  • goodlooking.
  •boss (adjective)
  • more bang up,
  • bangup,
  • whizbang,
  • bang up,
  • whiz-bang,
  • most whizbang,
  • whiz bang,
  • more whizbang,
  • most bang-up,
  • bang-up,
  • more bangup,
  • more bang-up,
  • more whiz-bang,
  • flyest,
  • most whiz-bang,
  • most bangup,
  • most whiz bang,
  • most bang up,
  • more whiz bang.
  •bright, clear (referring to weather) (adjective)
  • sunny.
  •capital (adjective)
  • fivestar,
  • five star,
  • five-star,
  • de-luxe,
  • world-class,
  • worldclass,
  • De Luxe,
  • more five-star,
  • more five star,
  • most world class,
  • more world class,
  • more fivestar,
  • most worldclass,
  • most five star,
  • famous,
  • most fivestar,
  • most world-class,
  • most famous,
  • world class,
  • more worldclass,
  • most five-star,
  • more world-class.
  •choice (adjective)
  • top drawer,
  • solid gold,
  • hand-picked,
  • elect,
  • handpicked,
  • top-drawer.
  •classic/classical (adjective)
  • vintage,
  • esthetic,
  • wellknown,
  • para mount,
  • exemplary,
  • para-mount,
  • well known,
  • more ranking,
  • most ranking.
  •clear (adjective)
  • Undarkened,
  • most undarkened,
  • unmarked,
  • un-darkened,
  • more undimmed,
  • see-through,
  • most sunshiny,
  • undimmed,
  • un-dimmed,
  • unclouded,
  • un darkened,
  • more sunshiny,
  • un dimmed,
  • most undimmed,
  • sunshiny,
  • more undarkened.
  •clement (adjective)
  • peaceful.
  •comely (adjective)
  • be coming,
  • most winsome,
  • be-coming,
  • a ten.
  •confined, restricted (adjective)
  • narrow.
  •cultured, civilized (adjective)
  • refined.
  •cushioned, squishy (adjective)
  • soft.
  •delicate (adjective)
  • more gossamery,
  • hairline,
  • most muted,
  • Shattery,
  • more fine-grained,
  • more muted,
  • most shatterable,
  • more shatterable,
  • more finegrained,
  • more hairline,
  • more fine grained,
  • fracturable,
  • more recherche,
  • finegrained,
  • recherche,
  • more fracturable,
  • most gossamery,
  • most hairline,
  • most recherche,
  • shatterable,
  • most shattery,
  • Gossamery,
  • fainter,
  • fine-grained,
  • fine grained,
  • most fracturable,
  • most fine-grained,
  • most fine grained,
  • most finegrained,
  • more shattery.
  •delicate, heavenly (adjective)
  • ethereal.
  •delicate, netlike (adjective)
  • lacy.
  •deserving congratulations, adoration (adjective)
  • praiseworthy.
  •diluted (adjective)
  • thin.
  •elegant, luxurious (adjective)
  • ritzy.
  •ethereal (adjective)
  • ghostly,
  • fairier,
  • un-worldly,
  • fairiest,
  • in-tangible,
  • un worldly,
  • un worldliest,
  • in-substantial,
  • un-earthly,
  • un-earthlier,
  • un substantial,
  • in tangible,
  • un-worldlier,
  • un earthly,
  • un-substantial,
  • un worldlier,
  • un-worldliest,
  • un earthlier,
  • in substantial,
  • un-earthliest,
  • un earthliest.
  •excellent, first-rate (adjective)
  • superb.
  •excellent, wonderful (adjective)
  • exceptional.
  •exceptional (adjective)
  • extra ordinary,
  • extra-ordinary.
  •exciting (adjective)
  • zestful,
  • riproaring,
  • Commoving,
  • agitative.
  •expensive; rare (adjective)
  • precious.
  •expert, skilled (adjective)
  • masterful.
  •exquisite (adjective)
  • dis criminating,
  • dis-criminating,
  • matchless.
  •fair (adjective)
  • more smiling,
  • more unthreatening,
  • un-threatening,
  • most smiling,
  • FAIRER,
  • unthreatening,
  • un threatening,
  • most unthreatening.
  •fancily decorated (adjective)
  • ornate.
  •filmy (adjective)
  • tiffany,
  • floatier,
  • chiffon,
  • most tiffany,
  • cobwebby,
  • floaty,
  • trans parent,
  • trans-parent,
  • more cobwebby,
  • more chiffon,
  • most chiffon,
  • more tiffany,
  • floatiest,
  • most cobwebby.
  •first-class/first-rate (adjective)
  • most first-string,
  • firstrate,
  • first-string,
  • firstclass,
  • firststring,
  • more first string,
  • first class,
  • first rate,
  • most first string,
  • more firststring,
  • most first rate,
  • more first-string,
  • most firststring,
  • very good,
  • in class by itself.
  •first-rate (adjective)
  • top-notch.
  •fragile (adjective)
  • in firmest,
  • in-firmer,
  • in-firmest,
  • in firm,
  • un-sound,
  • more fragile,
  • un-sounder,
  • un sounder,
  • fragile,
  • un-soundest,
  • in firmer,
  • un sound.
  •glorious (adjective)
  • timehonored,
  • pre-eminent,
  • time honored,
  • more esteemed,
  • Splendorous,
  • memorable,
  • pre eminent,
  • most esteemed.
  •glorious, wonderful (adjective)
  • magnificent.
  •gnawing (adjective)
  • poin,
  • poinest,
  • poiner,
  • Gnawing.
  •gorgeous (adjective)
  • beauter,
  • most dropdead,
  • glittering,
  • easy on the eyes,
  • more splendiferous,
  • dropdead,
  • drop-dead,
  • most lulu,
  • most drop-dead,
  • more centerfold,
  • most splendiferous,
  • most drop dead,
  • more drop-dead,
  • lulu,
  • easy eyes,
  • beaut,
  • more dropdead,
  • more knockout,
  • most centerfold,
  • more lulu,
  • easy the eyes,
  • beautest,
  • more drop dead,
  • easy on eyes,
  • splendiferous,
  • most knockout,
  • centerfold.
  •gossamer (adjective)
  • more cobweb,
  • trans-lucent,
  • gossamer,
  • trans lucent,
  • most cobweb.
  •graceful (adjective)
  • limber,
  • lithe,
  • most poised,
  • more balletic,
  • graceful,
  • balletic,
  • most balletic,
  • more poised.
  •grand (adjective)
  • awe inspiring,
  • more smashing,
  • grandiose,
  • something else,
  • most smashing,
  • grandest,
  • more dynamite,
  • most dynamite,
  • aweinspiring,
  • fabber,
  • fab,
  • fabbest,
  • Magnific.
  •great (adjective)
  • high minded,
  • un mitigated,
  • out and out,
  • un qualified,
  • un-qualified,
  • most hellacious,
  • highminded,
  • highly regarded,
  • un-mitigated,
  • sur passing,
  • puissant,
  • sur-passing,
  • more surpassing,
  • greater,
  • more hellacious,
  • most surpassing,
  • boss,
  • hellacious.
  •great, extraordinary (adjective)
  • wonderful.
  •handsome (adjective)
  • cleancut,
  • most welldressed,
  • well dressed,
  • more well dressed,
  • most well dressed,
  • well-dressed,
  • well proportioned,
  • most well-dressed,
  • most well-proportioned,
  • more wellproportioned,
  • more well proportioned,
  • most well proportioned,
  • clean cut,
  • more welldressed,
  • most wellproportioned,
  • more well-proportioned,
  • well-proportioned,
  • more well-dressed,
  • wellproportioned,
  • welldressed.
  •hard to sense; faint (adjective)
  • imperceptible.
  •having a sharp end or part (adjective)
  • pointed.
  •healthy (adjective)
  • well.
  •held in great respect (adjective)
  • admirable.
  •high-quality (adjective)
  • sterling.
  •hopeful (adjective)
  • promiseful,
  • well timed.
  •impalpable (adjective)
  • in discernible,
  • most unapparent,
  • in distinct,
  • in sensible,
  • un apparent,
  • more unperceivable,
  • in-distinct,
  • un-apparent,
  • unperceivable,
  • un-perceivable,
  • more imprecise,
  • in-corporeal,
  • imprecise,
  • most unperceivable,
  • more unapparent,
  • dis embodied,
  • in-discernible,
  • unapparent,
  • in corporeal,
  • dis-embodied,
  • most imprecise,
  • un perceivable,
  • in-sensible.
  •imperceptible (adjective)
  • unobservable,
  • in-conspicuous,
  • in audible,
  • in considerable,
  • in-significant,
  • in-audible,
  • in distinguishable,
  • more undetectable,
  • imponderable,
  • most undetectable,
  • un-detectable,
  • in conspicuous,
  • evanescent,
  • in-distinguishable,
  • in visible,
  • inappreciable,
  • un detectable,
  • gradual,
  • undetectable,
  • inconsiderable,
  • in-considerable,
  • in-visible,
  • in significant.
  •important, celebrated (adjective)
  • great.
  •impressionable (adjective)
  • sensitive.
  •impressive, great (adjective)
  • grand.
  •inspiring, exhilarating (adjective)
  • exciting.
  •intangible, unsubstantial (adjective)
  • impalpable.
  •interesting (adjective)
  • magnetic,
  • readable.
  •keen (adjective)
  • most edged,
  • more razor-sharp,
  • more razor sharp,
  • more honed,
  • in tenser,
  • razor sharp,
  • most honed,
  • un-blunted,
  • most unblunted,
  • un blunted,
  • more unblunted,
  • quick witted,
  • most razor-sharp,
  • in-tensest,
  • more razorsharp,
  • Unblunted,
  • most razorsharp,
  • more edged,
  • razorsharp,
  • in-tenser,
  • in-tense,
  • quickwitted,
  • in tense,
  • most razor sharp,
  • razor-sharp.
  •knifelike (adjective)
  • knifelike.
  •lacy (adjective)
  • frillier,
  • more patterned,
  • lacelike,
  • most patterned,
  • most lacelike,
  • more filigree,
  • more lacelike,
  • most filigree,
  • frilliest,
  • meshier,
  • frilly,
  • meshiest,
  • Meshy.
  •loftiest (adjective)
  • more upmost,
  • up-most,
  • upmost,
  • up most,
  • most upmost.
  •mild (adjective)
  • demulcent,
  • pacific,
  • nothing much,
  • wimpy,
  • tempered,
  • ho hum,
  • hohum,
  • ho-hum,
  • lenitive.
  •minute (adjective)
  • wee,
  • most microbic,
  • teeny-weeny,
  • teeny weeny,
  • more minim,
  • ex act,
  • more peewee,
  • piddling,
  • teenyweeny,
  • peewee,
  • most minimal,
  • ex-act,
  • most peewee,
  • most minim,
  • microbic,
  • more microbic.
  •narrow (adjective)
  • skeletal,
  • skinny,
  • lanky,
  • tenuous,
  • lean,
  • scrawny,
  • Incapacious,
  • straiter,
  • threadlike,
  • slim,
  • willowy,
  • tight,
  • slender,
  • linear.
  •nice (adjective)
  • de cent,
  • more hairsplitting,
  • be-fitting,
  • Finicking,
  • ex acting,
  • more finicking,
  • ex-acting,
  • most finicking,
  • be fitting,
  • most hairsplitting,
  • de-cent.
  •nice, quiet, delicate (adjective)
  • subtle.
  •nice, refined (adjective)
  • tasteful.
  •okay (adjective)
  • okker,
  • not bad,
  • most surely,
  • so so,
  • more surely,
  • in order,
  • okkest.
  •ornate (adjective)
  • glitzier,
  • High-wrought,
  • more bedecked,
  • most highwrought,
  • most high wrought,
  • be decked,
  • more highwrought,
  • over elaborate,
  • more high-wrought,
  • most embroidered,
  • more overelaborate,
  • be-decked,
  • more high wrought,
  • most bedecked,
  • most high-wrought,
  • high wrought,
  • more jeweled,
  • glitziest,
  • Flaunting,
  • over-elaborate,
  • overelaborate,
  • more embroidered,
  • glitzy,
  • jeweled,
  • most jeweled,
  • glossy,
  • most overelaborate,
  • highwrought.
  •physically attractive (adjective)
  • beautiful.
  •pleasant (adjective)
  • mild-mannered,
  • fine and dandy.
  •pleased, pleasing (adjective)
  • proud.
  •pleasing (adjective)
  • agreeable.
  •pleasurable (adjective)
  • cheerful,
  • bright,
  • ambrosial,
  • amusing,
  • sweet,
  • pleasing,
  • pleasurable,
  • favorable,
  • enlivening,
  • blissful,
  • delectable,
  • unobjectionable,
  • enchanting,
  • charming,
  • joyful,
  • entertaining,
  • jolly,
  • enjoyable,
  • delightful.
  •pointed (adjective)
  • pointy,
  • most sharp-cornered,
  • sagittal,
  • Mucronate,
  • most pronged,
  • more acuminous,
  • Acuminous,
  • sharp cornered,
  • most sharp cornered,
  • more sagittate,
  • sharpcornered,
  • most sagittate,
  • more sharp-cornered,
  • sagittate,
  • more arrowlike,
  • acuminate,
  • more sharpcornered,
  • most acuminous,
  • most sagittal,
  • most arrowlike,
  • more sagittal,
  • arrowlike,
  • more sharp cornered,
  • more pronged,
  • sharp-cornered,
  • most sharpcornered,
  • pronged.
  •powdery (adjective)
  • Arenose,
  • Branny,
  • gravelly.
  •praiseworthy (adjective)
  • most thankworthy,
  • more pillar,
  • most pillar,
  • salt of earth,
  • more thankworthy,
  • Thankworthy,
  • salt earth.
  •precious (adjective)
  • more prized,
  • worth ones weight gold,
  • high priced,
  • more prizable,
  • worth one weight gold,
  • most prizable,
  • in-estimable,
  • worth weight gold,
  • worth one's weight in gold,
  • worth a king's ransom,
  • worth weight in gold,
  • worth one's weight gold,
  • worth eyeteeth,
  • highpriced,
  • most prized,
  • Prizable,
  • worth king ransom,
  • worth king's ransom,
  • worth one weight in gold,
  • worth kings ransom,
  • worth a king ransom,
  • more treasurable,
  • worth a kings ransom,
  • most treasurable,
  • in estimable,
  • worth ones weight in gold,
  • treasurable.
  •precious, excellent (adjective)
  • rare.
  •pretty (adjective)
  • dis hier,
  • cherrest,
  • dreamboat,
  • cherrer,
  • Cher,
  • most picture,
  • dishy,
  • dis-hier,
  • dis hiest,
  • most darling,
  • dishier,
  • dis-hiest,
  • most eyeful,
  • more eyeful,
  • looker,
  • more picture,
  • most dreamboat,
  • more dreamboat,
  • most looker,
  • more darling,
  • more looker,
  • dishiest.
  •proud (adjective)
  • well-pleased,
  • greathearted.
  •rare (adjective)
  • rarest.
  •refined (adjective)
  • more high-brow,
  • re-fined,
  • more high brow,
  • high-brow,
  • most high-brow,
  • re strained,
  • re fined,
  • re-strained,
  • high brow,
  • well mannered,
  • most high brow.
  •rich (adjective)
  • high class,
  • most embellished,
  • co-pious,
  • well-endowed,
  • more well-endowed,
  • highclass,
  • more wellendowed,
  • co pious,
  • wellendowed,
  • well endowed,
  • most well-endowed,
  • more embellished,
  • most wellendowed,
  • most well endowed,
  • embellished,
  • more well endowed.
  •right (adjective)
  • far sighted,
  • un-impaired,
  • all there,
  • right,
  • in pink,
  • un impaired,
  • in the pink,
  • up par,
  • far-sighted,
  • up to par,
  • in good health.
  •see-through (adjective)
  • seethrough.
  •sensitive (adjective)
  • reactive,
  • turned on to,
  • sensory,
  • tuned in,
  • touchy feely,
  • sensile,
  • easily affected,
  • emotionable,
  • supersensitive,
  • Susceptive,
  • oversensitive,
  • sensatory,
  • hypersensitive.
  •sharp (adjective)
  • sharp-edged,
  • Needle-pointed,
  • spikier,
  • acuate,
  • needlelike,
  • spiny,
  • ground fine,
  • stabbing,
  • tined,
  • lancinating,
  • apical,
  • spiky,
  • splintery,
  • in style,
  • spikiest,
  • horned,
  • sharp,
  • briery,
  • knife-edged,
  • keen-edged.
  •sharp, piercing (adjective)
  • keen.
  •slender/slim (adjective)
  • sylphlike,
  • most skeleton,
  • reediest,
  • Stalky,
  • more sylphlike,
  • reedy,
  • stalkier,
  • most beanpole,
  • most beanstalk,
  • more skeleton,
  • reedier,
  • most attenuate,
  • sticker,
  • more beanstalk,
  • most sylphlike,
  • more beanpole,
  • beanstalk,
  • more attenuate,
  • stickest,
  • stalkiest.
  •smart (adjective)
  • well turned out,
  • smart,
  • dressed kill,
  • well turnedout,
  • in fashion,
  • dressed to kill,
  • well turned-out.
  •soft (adjective)
  • Pappy,
  • doughy,
  • pulpy,
  • fleecy,
  • bendable,
  • cushiony,
  • cottony,
  • velvety,
  • gelatinous,
  • doughier,
  • softer.
  •splendid (adjective)
  • un surpassed,
  • un-surpassed,
  • un-paralleled,
  • un paralleled.
  •sterling (adjective)
  • the best,
  • very best.
  •stylish; with panache (adjective)
  • class.
  •subtle (adjective)
  • implied,
  • understated.
  •sunny (adjective)
  • more sunlit,
  • most sunlit,
  • sunlit.
  •superb (adjective)
  • un-rivaled,
  • more optimal,
  • un rivaled.
  •superior (adjective)
  • superhuman,
  • good quality.
  •tasteful (adjective)
  • more uptown,
  • in good taste,
  • un affected,
  • up town,
  • most uptown,
  • uptown,
  • aesthetically pleasing,
  • un obtrusive,
  • up-town,
  • un-obtrusive.
  •thin (adjective)
  • most dispersed,
  • runnier,
  • more dispersed,
  • wishywashy,
  • runniest,
  • runny,
  • wishy washy.
  •top (adjective)
  • loftiest,
  • upper most,
  • maximal.
  •top-notch (adjective)
  • bluechip,
  • topnotch,
  • top notch,
  • top level,
  • highest quality,
  • in a class by itself,
  • blue chip,
  • in a class all by itself,
  • toplevel,
  • in class all by itself.
  •topflight (adjective)
  • top flight,
  • braggest,
  • topflight.
  •tophole (adjective)
  • tophole,
  • top hole,
  • top-hole.
  •topmost (adjective)
  • top most,
  • top-most,
  • topmost.
  •unnoticeable (adjective)
  • unnoticeable.
  •unobservable (adjective)
  • un observable,
  • un-observable.
  •very small (adjective)
  • minute.
  •well (adjective)
  • solid as a rock,
  • strong as an ox,
  • wrapped tight,
  • right as rain,
  • bright-eyed,
  • solid as rock,
  • strong as ox,
  • alive and kicking,
  • bushy-tailed.
  •wispy (adjective)
  • wispy.
  •wonderful (adjective)
  • unheard of,
  • in credible,
  • unheardof,
  • in-credible,
  • terrific,
  • peachy,
  • sur-prising,
  • sur prising.

• adv.

  •excellently (adverb)
  • in comparably,
  • in-comparably.
  •uh-huh (adverb)
  • uh huh,
  • uhhuh.
  •yes (adverb)
  • in-dubitably,
  • de finitely,
  • in dubitably,
  • un-questionably,
  • de-finitely,
  • by means,
  • un questionably.

• n.

  •
  • delicate,
  • bail,
  • disqualify,
  • impound,
  • disqualification,
  • community service,
  • damages,
  • extradition,
  • noncustodial,
  • finespun.
  •
  • midget,
  • discreet,
  • microscopic,
  • tiny,
  • ingestion,
  • dainty,
  • minuscule.
  •
  • Botany Bay,
  • detention,
  • kneecap,
  • waterboarding,
  • ground,
  • banish,
  • Grounded.
  •
  • clement,
  • windless,
  • calm,
  • still,
  • equable.
  •abandonment (noun)
  • forfeiture.
  •ace (noun)
  • crackerjack.
  •alright (noun)
  • alright.
  •amercement (noun)
  • amercement.
  •close-grained (noun)
  • close-grained.
  •cost for problem (noun)
  • damage(s).
  •crackerjack (noun)
  • skilleds,
  • splendids,
  • excellents.
  •delicately (noun)
  • delicately.
  •dustlike (noun)
  • dustlike.
  •exact (noun)
  • definite,
  • strict,
  • distinct,
  • accurate.
  •finely (noun)
  • finely.
  •first-rate (noun)
  • swell.
  •floury (noun)
  • floury.
  •forfeiture (noun)
  • giving ups.
  •nongranular (noun)
  • nongranular.
  •ok (noun)
  • ok.
  •pleasant (noun)
  • pleasant.
  •powdered (noun)
  • powdered.
  •powdery (noun)
  • powdery.
  •precise (noun)
  • precise.
  •pulverised (noun)
  • pulverised.
  •pulverized (noun)
  • pulverized.
  •punishment (noun)
  • confinement,
  • crucifixion,
  • affliction,
  • reprisal,
  • agony,
  • castigation,
  • revenge,
  • verdict,
  • incarceration,
  • imprisonment,
  • persecution,
  • payment,
  • execution,
  • price.
  •refined (noun)
  • expensive.
  •small-grained (noun)
  • small-grained.
  •superfine (noun)
  • superfine.
  •tax (noun)
  • capitations.

• v.

  •fine (verb)
  • throw book at,
  • confiscate,
  • alienate,
  • exact,
  • sconce,
  • sequestrate,
  • amerce,
  • levy,
  • slap with,
  • make pay,
  • pay through the nose,
  • hit with,
  • dock*,
  • extort,
  • seize.
  •mulct (verb)
  • de frauds,
  • de-frauds,
  • de-fraud,
  • de fraud.
  •penalize (verb)
  • correct,
  • handicap,
  • burden,
  • Retribute,
  • penalize,
  • drawback,
  • encumber,
  • judge,
  • deduct,
  • discipline,
  • abate,
  • discount,
  • chastise.
  •penalize in monetary way (verb)
  • dock.
  •punish (verb)
  • avenge,
  • pillory,
  • sentence,
  • castigate,
  • imprison,
  • agonize,
  • torture,
  • lambaste,
  • persecute,
  • execute,
  • chasten,
  • incarcerate,
  • anguish,
  • distress,
  • reprise,
  • crucify,
  • afflict,
  • confine,
  • Keelhaul,
  • try.
  •social (verb)
  • ticket.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • direct.
  •
  • tag.
  •
  • quality.
  •
  • weak.
  •chinaware
  • china.
  •encouraging
  • hopeful.
  •penalize
  • put at disadvantage,
  • inflict handicap,
  • throw the book at,
  • disciplined,
  • impose penalty,
  • Disciplining.
  •punish
  • defrocked,
  • give the works,
  • defrock,
  • teach a lesson,
  • slap wrist,
  • defrocking,
  • give a going over,
  • rap knuckles,
  • crack down on,
  • attended to,
  • attend to,
  • cracking down on,
  • knock about.
  •remarkable
  • unusual.
  •sensory
  • sensual.
  •thin
  • sheer.
  •very well
  • excellently.

Paraphrases for Fine:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    alright.
  • Proper noun, singular
    fined, alright.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    alright.
  • Adverb
    alright.
  • Interjection
    alright.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Adjective
    fine-sounding.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    perfect, exquisite, noble, attractive, admirable, well-done, remarkable, successful, good-looking, commendable, well, delightful, comfortable, sensitive, grandiloquent, decent, interesting, first-rate, excellent, sophisticated, well-intentioned, well-developed, charming, healthy, sunny, wrong, beautifui, fiine, lofty, flawless, tenuous, high-quality, fitting, pristine, well-meaning, stylish, beneficial, well-received, acceptable, well-designed, normal, first-class, beautiful, exceptional, well-established, strong.
  • Proper noun, singular
    offenses, Artifacts, articles, plastiques, perfect, moves, aims, cheers, PIS, keeps, well, excellent, GS, makes, beautiful.
  • Noun, plural
    interests, estates, Properties, angels, sakes, shoulders, snags, Stories, makes.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    perfect, well, excellent, sanction, divine, ticket, beautiful.
  • Adverb
    well, excellent.
  • Interjection
    well, beautiful.
  • Verb, past tense
    appreciated, liked, demonstrated, recognized, Performed, Achieved, thought, Meant, applied, folded, fell, Argued, Did, Got, well.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    sounds, chuckles, mimics, suits.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    delicate, subtle, elegant, impeccable, neat, high-sounding, fine-looking, distinguished, useful.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    punishment.
  • Interjection
    excellent.

Antonyms for Fine:

• adj.

  • admirable
    detestable, contemptible, unworthy, repugnant, despicable, repulsive, shameful, hateful, loathsome.
  • agreeable
    distasteful, harsh, unpleasant, mean, discordant, disagreeable, offensive, nasty.
  • all
    coarse.
  • aristocratic
    wanting, Low-born, vulgar, low-life, unprivileged.
  • artistic
    inelegant, ugly, horrible.
  • cloudless, sunny
    unhappy.
  • dainty, delicate; sheer
    giant, big, huge, serious, heavy, consequential, fat, important, substantial, large.
  • discriminating, exact
    honest, ignorant, blunt, slow, corrupt, forthright, unintelligent, useful, insensitive, indefinite, polluted, obtuse, imprecise, significant.
  • excellent, masterly
    humble, horrifying, dull, homely, drab, stupid, cheap, insignificant, inferior, unimportant, regular, ordinary, unsophisticated, unattractive, common, unfashionable, unpopular, small, usual, shabby, unexceptional, second-rate.
  • fine
    crude, thick, bad, unrefined, undiscriminating, rough, stormy, uncouth, dark, poor, awkward, rainy, cloudy.
  • Other antonyms:
    gargantuan, untrue, high-grade, heavenly, deformed, sullied, supernal, compounded, gross, Commingled, fused, pebbly, great, garish, corrupted, vast, approximate, mountainous, husky, oversize, mammoth, stingy, galactic, incalculable, cavernous, conjoined, befouled, enough, exceptional, gravelly, stony, palpable, unparalleled, rude, dubious, grand, plain, shocking, monstrous, unsurpassed, numb, sufficient, handsome, flashy, tidy, peerless, voluminous, goodly, doubtful, slapdash, fading, combined, heedless, false, himalayan, short, generous, flamboyant, exquisite, uncultured, tacky, unfiltered, A1, imperfect, unbearable, inaccurate, grotesque, infinite, prime, tremendous, chunky, sandy, squat, considerable, optimal, disgusting, indecent, evident, pitiful, copious, intolerable, superb, vague, sloppy, incomplete, humongous, round, massive, patent, lesser, ghastly, Unhandsome, amalgamated, hulking, spare, cosmic, ungainly, sizable, king-size, heroic, horrid, biggish, clumsy, average, unequivocal, liberal, vile, mass-produced, divine, maximized, sterling, rocky, incorporated, hideous, enormous, lumpy, inadequate, unclear, questionable, unendurable, whacking, insensible, debased, open-and-shut, kitsch, soiled, raffish, stellar, commercial, joined, slipshod, unlovely, stupendous, merged, cyclopean, gaudy, neat, besmirched, spoiled, fancy, stout, prodigious, meager, loud, blended, optimum, extreme, splashy, premium, swell, lowbrow, boxcar, marvelous, immense, glitzy, faulty, pathetic, fabulous, dimmed, united, unambiguous, defiled, mixed, inexact, uncultivated, wonderful, healthy, kitschy, monumental, sensational, plentiful, manifest, gigantic, skimpy, stocky, nifty, objectionable, useless, scanty, unmistakable, bountiful, untrustworthy, outsize, jim-dandy, elephantine, hefty, grisly, appreciable, first-rate, superior, defective, supreme, frightful, dead, disreputable, intermingled, lamentable, incautious, largish, perspicuous, abundant, matchless, popular, noble, stumpy, ample, classic, unreliable, clear, colossal, dulled, insufferable, tawdry, bulky, first class, watered-down, Dissatisfying, tip-top, top-notch, coalesced, lacking, Thickish, immeasurable, preeminent, splendid, terrific, linked, banner, capital, Bunyanesque, careless, awful, Imperceptive, dandy, unmatched, maximum, superlative, intermixed, grim, titanic, boundless, deadened, crackerjack, groovy, keen, niggardly, jumbo, special, staggering, atrocious, par excellence, transparent, clear-cut, leviathan, insufficient, top, pharaonic, apparent, odious, Widish, thickset, plenteous, monolithic, fouled, unpolished, whopping, Brobdingnagian, herculean, obvious, miserly, boss.

• n.

  • fine
    award, reward, amends, reimbursement, compensation.

• v.

  • fine
    compensate, reimburse.
  • penalize in monetary way
    give, release.

Fine Sentence Examples:

• " Why, Dorian, this is fine of you.

• He had had a good breakfast, and you know a good breakfast is one of the best things in the world to make one feel fine.

Homophones for Fine:

• FEIN, feyen.

Hypernym for Fine:

• v.

  • social
    amerce.

Hyponym for Fine:

• v.

  • social
    book.