finer

word · lemma: fine

/ˈfaɪnɝ/
FY-nur
/fˈaɪnɐ/
FY-nuh

Definition

'Finer' is the comparative form of 'fine' and describes something that is thinner, more delicate, of higher quality, or more detailed than another thing.

Usage & Nuances

'Finer' is used to compare two or more things in terms of thinness, quality, detail, or elegance. Common phrases include 'finer details', 'finer points', and 'finer things in life'. It can sound formal or poetic depending on context. Don’t confuse with 'more fine' (rarely used).

Example Sentences

We need a finer brush for this painting.

basic

If you look closer, you'll notice the finer details in this design.

natural

Some people really appreciate the finer things in life.

natural

He pays attention to the finer points when negotiating a deal.

natural

This sand is finer than the other sand.

basic

She wore a finer dress to the party this year.

basic