Fine and Rate

Fine

Fine noun - A sum of money to be paid as a punishment.

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Rate and fine are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Rate" instead a noun "Fine".

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

Rate noun - Degree of excellence.

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Fine and rate are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fine" instead a noun "Rate".

Nearby Words: rated, rateable, rater

human	human fine	human rate
high	high fine	high rate
full	full fine	full rate
best	best fine	best rate
Other adjectives: usual, fixed, infinite, small, massive, extreme, great, huge, highest, reduced, maximum, different, overall.

The amount of health you had was noted by color, heart rate, and name (green: fine, yellow: low fine/high caution, orange: low caution, red: danger, and purple: poison).

Source: Franchise / Resident Evil
This gives them a very fine control over the rate at which they metabolize alcohol, making inebriation or hallucinations possible.

Source: Never Gets Drunk
Becomes an in-joke in Fine Structure, where a spaceship designed to travel through Alternate Universes at the rate of several hundred thousand dimensions per second is called the Kardashev V.

Source: Just For Fun / Abusing the Kardashev Scale for Fun and Profit

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