IPA: /ˈfaɪnər/
KK: /faɪnər/
A word used to describe something that is of high quality, delicate, or more refined than something else.
The artist used a finer brush to add details to the painting.
Comparative: finer
Superlative: finest
To make something better or more refined, often by removing unwanted parts or improving its quality.
She decided to finer the details of her painting before the exhibition.
Past: fined
Past Participle: fined
Finer → It is formed from "fine" (from Old French *fin*, meaning delicate or subtle) and the suffix "-er" (meaning one who or that which). The word "finer" describes something that is of a higher quality or more delicate than something else.
Think of something that is 'delicate' or 'subtle' ('fine') and remember that 'finer' means of higher quality or more delicate.