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fine art

fine art noun: an exact skill that needs practice to perfect. Also the singular of fine arts.

Noun

fine art (plural fine arts)

  1. An exact skill that needs practice to perfect.
    • Friendly haggling is a fine art and all part of the experience of visiting a local market; it's not meant to be a battle.2006 November 11, Richard Hammond, “Eco dilemma. Is it OK to barter?”, in The Guardian

Also used as

fine art is also the singular of fine arts.

Forms of fine art

pluralfine arts

Questions about fine art

What does fine art mean?
Fine art means an exact skill that needs practice to perfect.
What part of speech is fine art?
Fine art is a noun.
What is the plural of fine art?
The plural of fine art is fine arts.

Words near fine art in the dictionary

  1. fine
  2. fine adjustment tool
  3. fine adjustment tools
  4. fine and dandy
  5. fine and dandy like sour candy
  6. fine art
  7. fine artist
  8. fine artists
  9. fine arts
  10. fine as frog hair
  11. fine as frog's hair

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