Meanings of longer fine in English

Her cheeks were no longer fine ivory white; a dull, sickening, yellow pallor overspread them.

To be sure, the economy is no longer fine: Black Plague 2.0 is never a good look.

But it knew, and Carey knew also, that it was no longer fine enough in its brilliant selfishness to stand quite alone.

From 1 July, the council will no longer fine people for taking more polluting vehicles into the centre, in effect shutting down the low-emissions zone.