CEFR B2
finely
adverb
Meaning 1: Description
In a way that is very thin, small, or precise; with great attention to detail.
Examples
- The artist had finely detailed the miniature portrait.
- He finely tuned the instrument until it was perfect.
Meaning 2: Health
In a way that is healthy and good for you.
Examples
- He eats very finely, focusing on fresh vegetables and lean protein.
- The doctor recommended a finely balanced diet for her recovery.
Pronunciation: /ˈfaɪnli/
How to Use finely
- finely chopped (collocation)
- Cut into very small pieces. — "She finely chopped the garlic for the stir-fry."
- finely ground (collocation)
- Crushed into very small particles. — "This spice must be finely ground for the sauce to be smooth."
- finely tuned (collocation)
- Adjusted with great precision for optimal performance. — "The car's engine was finely tuned for maximum efficiency."
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