Fine – Meaning, Definition, Synonyms and Antonyms
Fine can be used as a noun and as an adjective in English. Most commonly, it refers to something of high quality or, in everyday speech, a person being “okay.”
Meaning:
Fine usually means “of good quality” or “satisfactory,” and it can also mean “in good health” (for example, “I’m fine”). In another sense, fine can mean a penalty of money imposed for breaking a rule.
Definition:
As an adjective, fine indicates a high standard of quality, excellence, or an acceptable level (for instance, “That’s fine with me”). As a noun, a fine is a monetary punishment set by a court or authority for an offense.
Example Sentences:
- He paid a fine for parking illegally.
- The artist used fine, delicate brushstrokes.
- They enjoyed a fine meal together at the new restaurant.
- “How are you feeling?” “I’m fine, thanks for asking.”
Fine Synonyms:
- Excellent
- Superior
- Splendid
- Magnificent
- Fantastic
- Okay
- Acceptable
- Friendly (in the sense of “pleasant/well-disposed,” especially in greetings)
Fine Antonyms:
- Poor
- Inferior
- Unacceptable
- Coarse
- Terrible
- Bad
- Unpleasant
- Unsatisfactory
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