different between finely vs pyrophorus
finely
English
Etymology
From Middle English finely, fynely, fynly, fineliche, finliche, fynliche, equivalent to fine +? -ly.
Pronunciation
- (US) IPA(key): /?fa?nli/
- Homophone: finally (one pronunciation)
Adverb
finely (comparative finelier or more finely, superlative fineliest or most finely)
- So as to produce a fine texture.
- Grind the meat finely.
- In a fine, handsome or attractive way; very well.
- 2018, William Gershom Collingwood, The Book of Coniston (page 8)
- Looking back, Yewdale Crag stands finely over the waterhead; Brantwood is opposite.
- 2018, William Gershom Collingwood, The Book of Coniston (page 8)
Derived terms
- overfinely
Translations
Anagrams
- Finley, lenify
finely From the web:
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pyrophorus
English
Etymology
Ancient Greek ??? (pûr, “fire”) + ???? (phér?, “to bear”). Analyzable as pyro- +? -phorus
Noun
pyrophorus (uncountable)
- a substance capable of taking fire spontaneously on exposure to the air, especially in a finely divided state
Anagrams
- porphyrous
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