Definitionn. a highly developed state of perfection
Last update: September 18, 2015
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The refinement of sugar is done in the factory. [Please select]
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106) as to the Pelasgian and Tyrrhenian population of the adjacent seaboard: also that Thucydides adopts the same general Pelasgian theory of early Greece, with the refinement that he regards the Pelasgian name as originally specific, and as having come gradually into this generic use. [Please select]
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Antonin Mercié has perhaps greater refinement than either. [Please select]
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She longed to shower riches, refinement, beauty upon her. [Please select]
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"Readers who value culture and refinement, but, above all, seek for truth and unction, will recommend her tales, especially for young ladies." [Please select]
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"That the story is Miss Giberne's guarantees refinement and Christian principle." [Please select]
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The handwriting, the paper, the modest size, all these pointed to a woman of culture and refinement. [Please select]
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He was a caricature of our man, with all the refinement and humor subtly changed into irritable anger. [Please select]
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