Meaning & Definition of word "Finer"

Finer

/ˈfaɪnər/

1. of high quality or excellence; superior.
- Example: She always chooses the finer things in life, like luxury fabrics and gourmet foods.
2. more subtle or delicate in nature; refined.
- Example: The artist's skill was evident in the finer details of the painting.
3. smaller in size or extent; thinner.
- Example: The finer strands of the fabric gave the dress an elegant look.

1. the comparative form of fine; indicating a higher degree of quality or precision.
- Example: This diamond is finer than the one we looked at yesterday.
2. more finely tuned or adjusted; offering greater accuracy.
- Example: The newer model features finer controls for better performance.

From Middle English 'finer', from Old French 'fin', meaning fine.

finer points:

the subtle or intricate details that are important for understanding

finer things in life:

luxuries or pleasures that are considered of higher quality

fine print:

the less visible details of a contract or agreement that may contain important information

fine:

of high quality, thin, or delicate

refined:

with impurities or unwanted elements removed

elegant:

pleasingly graceful and stylish in appearance

subtle:

delicate or faint and not obvious

Meaning: Someone attractive or of high social status.

Example Sentence: She acts like she's finer than everyone else.

Meaning: Something that is considered excellent or desirable.

Example Sentence: That party was finer; everyone had a great time.