Fine
Fine adjective - Having or showing elegance.
Usage example: a fine old structure in the city's historic district
Both words in one sentence
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Rich Suitor, Poor Suitor: "The Choice" is a poem about a woman who has a choice between a man who offers her lands and fine things and a man who charms her with his singing alone.
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Multi-Directional Barrage: When Sunset is surrounded by timberwolves, she's perfectly fine with it, labeling it as a "target-rich environment" rather than the ambush it was intended to be.
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A fine example was the sentient Archchancellors' Hat, which had, among other things, a ring of blazing octarine stones affixed all around its rim which gave it "a rich and sinister tastelessness".
Source: Pimped Out Dress / Literature
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