refine
Pronunciation: [rɪˈfaɪn]
Word
Context: "improvement"
(verb) to make something better by removing mistakes or by adding small changes. Think of it like when you clean up your homework or art project to make it look nicer.
Example
She decided to refine her drawing by adding more details.
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He did not refine his essay, and it still had many errors.
Example
How can we refine this project to make it even better?
Context: "processing"
(verb) to remove impurities or unwanted materials from something. Like when you purify water or make sugar cleaner and nicer to eat.
Example
They use special machines to refine the oil before selling it.
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The factory didn't refine the metal properly, so it had many flaws.
Example
What steps do we take to refine the metal used in this car?
Context: "improvement"
(noun) the process of making something better or more perfect, often by changing small things. For example, when someone practices a lot to improve their skills.
Example
The refine of her skills in playing the piano took a lot of practice.
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There was no refine in his abilities, and he didn’t progress at all.
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What methods could help us in the refine of our teamwork?
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