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Meaning of fingerbreadth
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fingerbreadth (n)
the length of breadth of a finger used as a linear measure
fingerbreadth Sentence Examples
- The carpenter carefully measured the width of the wood using a fingerbreadth as an informal unit of measurement.
- In ancient Greece, a fingerbreadth was a unit of length equal to the width of a man's middle finger.
- The tiny figurine was so delicate that its features could only be discerned by examining it with a fingerbreadth's distance.
- The artist's deft fingers danced across the canvas, creating a masterpiece with every fingerbreadth of movement.
- The seamstress meticulously adjusted the hem of the dress, ensuring that it fell perfectly at a fingerbreadth above the wearer's ankles.
- The chef delicately pinched a small piece of dough between her thumb and forefinger, measuring it to a fingerbreadth before adding it to the pot.
- The doctor examined the patient's pulse with a fingerbreadth's pressure, carefully monitoring the rhythm and strength of the heartbeat.
- The sculptor meticulously chiseled away at the clay, shaping and refining the form with every fingerbreadth of progress.
- The botanist carefully dissected the flower, studying the intricate details of its petals with a magnifying glass and a fingerbreadth's precision.
- The musician skillfully plucked the strings of the guitar, creating melodies that resonated through the room with every fingerbreadth's touch.
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the length of breadth of a finger used as a linear measure
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The carpenter carefully measured the width of the wood using a fingerbreadth as an informal unit of measurement.
In ancient Greece, a fingerbreadth was a unit of length equal to the width of a man's middle finger.
The tiny figurine was so delicate that its features could only be discerned by examining it with a fingerbreadth's distance.
The artist's deft fingers danced across the canvas, creating a masterpiece with every fingerbreadth of movement.
