fine-tune

Verb

Meaning

make fine adjustments or divide into marked intervals for optimal measuring

improve or perfect by pruning or polishing

adjust finely

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fine tune

polish down graduate refine calibrate tweak change better improve correct balance perfect enhance graduated alter

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lower allow prevent reduce damage decline

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set better correct improve tune adjust

school train educate cultivate civilize civilise

calibrate an instrument Source: Internet

graduate a cylinder Source: Internet

refine one's style of writing Source: Internet

fine-tune the engine Source: Internet

"After hearing some early versions of songs, (Jon) cleared his calendar to help Malcolm fine-tune them," his loved ones explain. Source: Internet

At different stages of his career, Mayank Agarwal had sought unconventional methods to fine-tune his game. Source: Internet