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Is fine a verb or noun?

"Fine" can be both a verb and a noun, depending on its use in a sentence.

As a verb:

* Meaning: To make something pure or free from impurities.

* Example: "The goldsmith fined the silver."

As a noun:

* Meaning: A sum of money paid as a penalty.

* Example: "He had to pay a fine for speeding."

Other meanings:

* "Fine" can also be used as an adjective, meaning very small or thin, or excellent in quality.

Example:

* "The artist used fine brushstrokes."

* "That was a fine meal!"

To understand the correct part of speech, you need to look at its context in the sentence.

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