Fine
Fine verb - To establish or apply as a charge or penalty.
Harm
Harm verb - To cause bodily damage to.
How words are described
| nice | nice fine | nice harm |
| massive | massive fine | massive harm |
| big | big fine | big harm |
| extreme | extreme fine | extreme harm |
| Other adjectives: great, serious, little, bad, less, accidental, further, maximum, martial, magical, unrepentant. | ||
Common collocations
| characters | fine characters | harm characters |
| dog | fine dog | harm dog |
| enemy | fine enemy | harm enemy |
| demons | fine demons | harm demons |
Both words in one sentence
- On the other hand, the Ninningers were able to harm the Mooks just fine without needing help from either the Kyoryugers or ToQgers.
- They are fine, so long as you do it in moderation and do not let them harm yourself or others (which in the case of gambling means don't take more than someone can afford to lose).
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Billy also tips Marty that, even in the most violent of movie genres, it's always fine to kill off women but you can't even harm animals.
Source: Film / Seven Psychopaths
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