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Meanings of remarkably fine in English
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Usage of remarkably fine in English
1
The afternoon was remarkably fine and the thermometer rose to 50 degrees.
2
The weather was remarkably fine and pleasant as the party travelled northwards.
3
The day was remarkably fine with light winds and a smooth sea.
4
My father was in appearance a remarkably fine man, tall and stately.
5
Among the works by American artists, we notice some remarkably fine productions.
6
They were both remarkably fine-looking men, tall, wiry, and in splendid condition.
7
The workmen, all skilled mechanics, were a remarkably fine body of men.
8
It was a remarkably fine evening, certainly, but a very damp one.
9
Here there is a remarkably fine oriel window, richly ornamented with carving.
10
Mr. Croxton Smith's Waverer is also a dog of remarkably fine type.
11
This was a child of ' remarkably fine development', the doctor said.
12
Not only is the setting elegant, but the stone itself is remarkably fine.
13
The men have remarkably fine features, but the women are not generally pretty.
14
The vegetables were remarkably fine, and the pie looked very nice.
15
At the eastern end there is a remarkably fine seven-light stained glass window.
16
All their cattle are remarkably fine, big, and in good condition.
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