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Meanings of fine texture in English
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Usage of fine texture in English
1
Skin of fine texture; brown above ground; below the surface, clear rose-red.
2
Gradually add chicken pieces, cumin, salt and pepper; grind to a fine texture.
3
The latter was of a beautiful fine texture, and chocolate brown.
4
Its fur is of a light brown colour, and of exceedingly fine texture.
5
She has a voice of fine texture, and her tones are generally sympathetic.
6
The cookies made with confectioners' sugar were light and delicate with a particularly fine texture.
7
The Greek, with his fine texture, loathes the stolid, opaque temperament of the polygamistic Turk.
8
The uniforms were of blue, and of fine texture.
9
The last one was a lustrous black with a fine texture showing through the polish.
10
His coat was once of bright and fine texture, but now torn and tarnished with dust.
11
His cassock of fine texture, and his sash of violet silk shone with discreet soft luxury.
12
You want decision, clarity, colour, and fine texture.
13
She passed her hand over the fine texture of the coat, which was redolent of cigar smoke.
14
The child's clothing was of fine texture.
15
True to his fine texture, he shrank from hardship, was sensitive, refined, beauty loving and luxury loving.
16
Through its fine texture could be perceived the flesh as though it were a wrapping of multicolored air.
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