refine
refine
British pronunciation
/rɪˈfaɪn/

Definition & Meaning of "refine"in English

to refine
01

to remove unwanted or harmful substances from another substance

Transitive: to refine a substance
to refine definition and meaning
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Examples
The water treatment plant uses filtration methods to refine drinking water and remove contaminants.
The skincare product is designed to refine pores and remove excess oils from the skin.
02

to improve by making small adjustments or removing impurities to enhance quality or effectiveness

Transitive: to refine sth
example
Examples
She refined her essay by revising the structure and clarifying key points.
The company refined its product design based on customer feedback.
03

to make something less intense, forceful, or vigorous

Transitive: to refine sth
example
Examples
The medication helped refine the pain, making it more bearable.
The coach refined the intensity of the training session to avoid overworking the players.
04

to make something more precise, detailed, or excellent

Transitive: to refine sth
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The scientist refined the experiment to improve the accuracy of the results.
He refined the algorithm to ensure more accurate results.
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