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      refined
      adjective
      suggesting taste, ease, and wealth
      precise to a fine degree
      showing a high degree of refinement and the assurance that comes from wide social experience
      freed from impurities by processing
      (used of persons and their behavior) cultivated and genteel
      Roots
      rere- · Latin · againfinis-fin · Latin · end, boundary
      Synonyms for refined
      overrefinedadjelegantadjpolishedadjurbaneadjgracefuladjgentlemanlikeadjprocessedadjsophisticatedadjtastefuladjgenteeladjculturedadj
      Words related to refined
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