refinement
శుద్ధీకరణ
definition
noun
the refinement of uranium
the process of removing impurities or unwanted elements from a substance.
example
This place was a vacation from the discriminating world, a place where culture and 'refinement' took a step down to allow raw emotion to pass.
To be a Nawab is to be heir to a lifestyle marked by 'refinement' in speech and behaviour.
In Urban India today, it has become a symbol of culture and 'refinement' to talk about and to support environmental causes.
the 'refinement' of Hellenistic art
In many western societies, an idealized femininity is often identified with refinement, and 'refinement' in turn with the dominant language.
However, he believes that the ongoing 'refinement' of automated manufacturing processes promises to make them cost-competitive in the near future.
It's a bit tacky, especially in comparison to the sophistication and 'refinement' of the historic section.
A further 'refinement' is to establish a standardized numbering system to label all structures in contested areas.
Mere culture, 'refinement' , respectability, morality, is simply a painted coating of varnish on the outside.
Uncluttered and spacious, the overall design suggests modern 'refinement' and glamour rather than stuffy tradition.
It amused Kemp that old man Colter had sent his daughter away for 'refinement' and culture, then brought her back to one of the roughest, most uncivilized places in the country.
Autocrats hear dissent and critique as threat - they don't understand that it's an open society's process of repair and 'refinement' .
Did I say that Crouch lacks finesse and 'refinement' ?
From a range of proposals, the project created by the Peugeot Style Centre was chosen, due to its fluid lines that give the car a powerful look, 'refinement' and elegance.
By this time his work had become repetitive and obsessed with technical 'refinement' .
For those cowed by all this ardent muscularity, turn to her to discover, at the last, a private Rubens, that man of exceptional 'refinement' and sensitivity.
This is what people come to Granada to see and no amount of description can do justice to its 'refinement' and subtlety, precisely because the essence of Moorish art is its simplicity.
She spends nearly quarter of an hour talking me through the growing, shipping, 'refinement' and chemical processes.
Formula One became an intriguing sport not because of what it could do for the car industry and the latest 'refinement' of the family saloon.
We are so covered with layers and layers of 'refinement' , of social polish, of airs and graces and civilization and pretensions that the human in us almost ceases to exist.
In fact, the original policy can be improved as the organization undergoes an iterative process of interpretation, conflict, and 'refinement' .
However, American cities of the nineteenth century were seen as bastions of culture and 'refinement' .
Everything was sculpted to present an elegant, Japanese 'refinement' , using dark woods and red silks and gold embroidery and edging.
Grace, 'refinement' , and good breeding are usually apparent with this aspect.
Generally, the more educated a man, the greater his self-control and 'refinement' in dealing with the fair sex.
Hagel and Brown point out that construction of the Web services architecture is still in its early stages and will require years of investment and 'refinement' .
Dressed that night in an elegant ruby satin, Randolph Duke dress and a dripping diamond necklace, Harden exuded an old-time glamour and 'refinement' that's rarely seen nowadays.
The expense of imported goods would surely have signaled a market for any local entrepreneur who was prepared to seize the opportunity and produce objects of similar 'refinement' and style.
You're buying into a lifestyle that shrieks taste and 'refinement' .
Mind you, how could a woman of such 'refinement' and grace be expected to slop out or even be put into daily contact with all those other real criminals in Mountjoy?
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