refinement in Latin
refinement in Latin is urbānitās — refinement means a small improvement or adjustment that makes something better.
refinement in Latin
urbānitās
High-class style; cultivation.
What does "refinement" mean?
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noun A small improvement or adjustment that makes something better.
"The new model has several refinements over last year's version."
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noun Elegance and polish in manners, taste, or style.
"Her refinement showed in the way she spoke and dressed."
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refinement in a sentence
- The new model has several refinements over last year's version.
- Each draft added small refinements to the argument.
- Her refinement showed in the way she spoke and dressed.
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What is "refinement" in Latin?
"refinement" in Latin is urbānitās. refinement means: A small improvement or adjustment that makes something better.
How do you use "refinement" in a sentence?
Example: "The new model has several refinements over last year's version." In Latin, "refinement" is urbānitās.
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