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the fineness
noun
The quality or degree of being fine.
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The fineness modulus of fine aggregates was 3.2.
More important, though, is the fineness of the gratings.
LeWitt's drawings brim with the fineness and foibles of the human condition.
Mr. Masur, looking frail and subdued, invited the fineness of his players.
"The dexterity, the fineness, it's hard to believe," he went on.
This entails a number of special gearing problems, aggravated by the fineness of the pitch.
The fineness of resolution is limited only by the structure of photographic grain or dye globules.
Karat, also spelled Carat, a measure of the fineness (i.e., purity) of gold.
The fineness of the hull must be appropriate to the speed.
He has the fineness of judgment that James himself thought indispensable for such work.
The career of no other artist, perhaps, so nakedly exposes the fineness of the line dividing crackpot from genius.
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