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More Delicate

Definition:

Used to describe something that is even more fragile, sensitive, or intricate.

Parts of Speech:

• Adjective

Senses:

1. Referring to something fragile or easily broken.
2. Referring to something requiring careful handling or sensitive treatment.
3. Referring to something that is sensitive or easily offended.
4. Referring to something that is intricate or detailed.

Usages:

Popular:

1. The delicate vase was wrapped in multiple layers of bubble wrap to ensure its safe transportation.

2. The surgeon had to handle the delicate nerves with extreme caution during the intricate procedure.

3. She is known for being very delicate and gets easily offended by any criticism.

4. The more delicate flavors of the white tea require a lower steeping temperature than black tea.

Local:

1. After the storm, the locals would gather their delicate belongings and protect them from further damage.

2. The local fish delicacy was served in a more delicate presentation at the high-end restaurant.

3. The local artisans were skilled in crafting delicate sculptures from clay.

4. The traditional dance required the dancers to execute more delicate moves with precision.

Sample Sentences:

1. The more delicate fabric tore easily when it got caught on a sharp edge.

2. The chef's hands moved with finesse as he delicately arranged the more delicate herbs on top of the dish.

3. She chose a more delicate shade of pink for the nursery walls to create a soft and peaceful atmosphere.

4. His apology had to be carefully worded so as not to offend her delicate sensibilities.

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