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/ˈfaɪnnəs//ˈfaɪnnəs/The word "fineness" has its roots in Old English and Middle English. The term "fine" originally meant "delicate" or "refined", and "fineness" was used to describe the quality of being fine or refined in a particular sense. In the 14th century, the term took on a new meaning, referring to a high degree of excellence or quality. This sense of fineness was often used to describe something that was superior or exceptional, such as "finest wheat" or "finest silk". Over time, the term has evolved to encompass a range of meanings, including delicacy, subtlety, and refinement, but its core sense of excellence or superiority remains.
the quality of being made of thin threads or lines very close together
chất lượng được tạo thành từ những sợi mỏng hoặc những đường thẳng rất gần nhau
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the quality of something
chất lượng của một cái gì đó
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