Cutting and Fine

Cutting

Cutting adjective - Causing intense discomfort to one's skin.

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Fine and cutting are semantically related In some cases you can use "Fine" instead an adjective "Cutting".

Nearby Words: cut, cutter

Fine adjective - Consisting of very small particles.

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Cutting and fine are semantically related in sharp topic. Sometimes you can use "Cutting" instead an adjective "Fine".

Nearby Words: fineness, finery, finely, fined, fining

full	full cutting	full fine
nice	nice cutting	nice fine
small	small cutting	small fine
large	large cutting	large fine
Other adjectives: extreme, huge, little, bad.

No matter how strong you are, cutting a man's limbs or head off is a remarkably difficult task, but Leonidas in particular is a walking Cuisinart despite the small, none-too-fine sword he uses.

Source: Clean Cut
It's incapable of cutting purely physical objects (though it still blocks things just fine), but it can cut through anything the least bit magical — artifacts, enchantments, demons, etc.

Source: Cool Sword
Deadly Decadent Court Deadpan Snarker: Henry, Eleanor and Geoffrey have honed their sarcasm into fine-cutting weapons.

Source: Theatre / The Lion in Winter

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