Pronunciation: /faɪn ɡreɪnd/
adjective Fine grained is used to describe something that has a very small or detailed texture or structure.
A1 The sand on the beach was fine grained and soft.
A2 She preferred using a fine grained sandpaper for her art project.
B1 The artist used a fine grained brush to add intricate details to the painting.
B2 The scientist analyzed the rock sample with a fine grained texture under the microscope.
C1 The data analysis required a fine grained approach to identify subtle patterns.
C2 The chef's culinary skills were evident in the fine grained texture of the dessert.
formal The scientist conducted a fine grained analysis of the data to uncover subtle patterns.
informal She has a fine grained understanding of the subject matter.
slang I need to get a fine grained view of the situation before making a decision.
figurative The artist used a fine grained brush to create intricate details in the painting.
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