Pronunciation: /rɪˈfaɪnd/
verb to improve or perfect by cultivation, education, or moral training
A1 She refined her English skills by practicing every day.
A2 The chef refined the recipe to make it more delicious.
B1 The company refined its marketing strategy to target a younger audience.
B2 The artist refined his painting technique to create more detailed artwork.
C1 The scientist refined the hypothesis based on new research findings.
C2 The author refined the manuscript multiple times before publishing it.
adjective improved or perfected by cultivation, education, or moral training
A1 The chef used refined sugar in the cake recipe.
A2 She had a refined taste in art, always choosing elegant pieces for her home.
B1 The company prides itself on its refined approach to customer service.
B2 The hotel's refined decor and luxurious amenities set it apart from others in the area.
C1 His refined manners and sophisticated conversation topics made him a hit at social gatherings.
C2 The artist's refined technique and attention to detail were evident in every brushstroke of his masterpiece.
formal The chef used refined techniques to create a gourmet dish.
informal She has a refined taste in music, always choosing classical over pop.
slang That car is so refined, it's like driving a luxury spaceship.
figurative His refined manners were like a shield against the chaos of the world.
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