Superfine

Pronunciation: /suːpər.faɪn/

Definitions of superfine

adjective of extremely high quality or grade; very fine or excellent

Example Sentences

A1 I bought a superfine cotton shirt for the summer.

A2 The artist used superfine brushes to create intricate details in the painting.

B1 The bakery is known for its superfine pastries and cakes.

B2 The chef prepared a superfine meal that impressed all the guests.

C1 The tailor used superfine silk fabric to create a custom-made suit for the client.

C2 The jeweler crafted a superfine diamond necklace that sparkled in the light.

Examples of superfine in a Sentence

formal The artist used a superfine brush to create intricate details in the painting.

informal I bought a superfine wool sweater for the winter season.

slang That car is superfine, I wish I could afford it.

figurative Her handwriting is so superfine, it looks like calligraphy.

Grammatical Forms of superfine

• past tense: superfined
• plural: superfines
• comparative: more superfine
• superlative: most superfine
• present tense: superfines
• future tense: will superfine
• perfect tense: has superfined
• continuous tense: is superfining
• singular: superfine
• positive degree: superfine
• infinitive: to superfine
• gerund: superfining
• participle: superfined

Origin and Evolution of superfine

First Known Use: 0015 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'superfine' originated from the Latin word 'superfinis', which means 'extremely fine or excellent'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'superfine' has evolved to not only describe something of extremely high quality or fineness, but also to refer to a specific type of fabric that is very fine and smooth.