Fine'ly, adv.

adv. 1. In a fine or finished manner; admirably; beautifully; as, he was finely attired. Plutarch says, very finely, that a man should not allow himself to hate even his enemies. Addison.

2. Delicately; with subtilty; as, a finely chiseled statue; a stuff finely wrought; a finely drawn conclusion.
3. To a fine state; into minute parts; to a thin or sharp edge or point; as, finely ground flour; a knife finely sharpened.