finely
/ˈfaɪnli/
adverb
- In a way that produces very small pieces or particles.
- Finely chop the onions before adding them to the pan.
- He ground the coffee beans finely for a stronger brew.
- The recipe calls for finely grated cheese to melt evenly.
- In a delicate, precise, or careful manner.
- The artist painted the portrait finely, capturing every detail.
- The watchmaker worked finely to adjust the tiny gears.
- Her argument was finely reasoned and hard to disagree with.
- In a way that indicates high quality or excellence.
- He was finely dressed in a tailored suit for the ceremony.
- The orchestra played finely, earning a standing ovation.
- The wine was aged finely, with a rich and smooth flavor.
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