fine-tuned (Meaning)
fine-tuned
precisely adjusted for the highest level of performance, efficiency, or effectiveness, improved or refined over time
Synonyms & Antonyms of fine-tuned
Synonyms:
- prepared
- fiddled (with)
- geared
- fit
- redesigned
- tailored
- attuned
- shaped
- acclimatized
- established
- fashioned
- accommodated
- tuned
- modeled
- suited
- conformed
- corrected
- conditioned
- phased
- edited
- customized
- fitted
- acclimated
- rigged
- altered
- readjusted
- modelled
- registered
- modified
Antonyms:
No strong antonyms found.
Synonyms:
- oriented
- converted
- acquainted
- settled
- transformed
- equipped
- rehearsed
- primed
- reclaimed
- remodeled
- reworked
- accustomed
- refitted
- naturalized
- readied
- recycled
- doctored
- refocused
- familiarized
- orientated
- patterned
- made over
- toughened
- recast
- readapted
- reinvented
- remade
- rejiggered
- rooted
- seasoned
- inured
- revised
- hardened
- redeveloped
- revamped
- refashioned
- harmonized
- redid
- habituated
- reengineered
- squared
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
fine-tuned Sentence Examples
- The engine's performance has been fine-tuned to optimize efficiency and reduce emissions.
- The team has fine-tuned their marketing strategy to target a specific customer segment.
- The athlete's diet and training plan have been fine-tuned to enhance their performance.
- The software has been fine-tuned to eliminate bugs and improve user experience.
- The presentation has been fine-tuned to ensure it delivers a clear and impactful message.
- The recipe has been fine-tuned to create the perfect balance of flavors.
- The camera's settings have been fine-tuned to capture stunning images in various lighting conditions.
- The financial model has been fine-tuned to provide accurate forecasts and insights.
- The team's communication channels have been fine-tuned to ensure smooth and effective collaboration.
- The speech has been fine-tuned to flow seamlessly and captivate the audience.
FAQs About the word fine-tuned
precisely adjusted for the highest level of performance, efficiency, or effectiveness, improved or refined over time
matched, put, adapted,adjusted, regulated, prepared, fiddled (with), geared, fit, redesigned
misadjusted,,
The engine's performance has been fine-tuned to optimize efficiency and reduce emissions.
The team has fine-tuned their marketing strategy to target a specific customer segment.
The athlete's diet and training plan have been fine-tuned to enhance their performance.
The software has been fine-tuned to eliminate bugs and improve user experience.
