delicate
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definition
noun
It wasn't too long until I discovered her delicates (bras, panties, aerobic outfits, and make-up).
a delicate fabric or garment made of such fabric.
adjective
a spider's web, strong yet delicate
very fine in texture or structure; of intricate workmanship or quality.
delicate china
easily broken or damaged; fragile.
translation of 'delicate'
adjective
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example
This new law upsets the 'delicate' balance which the courts had tried to achieve during the 1990s.
The blouse was a light, 'delicate' shade of pink, with a dark flower pattern covering it.
I think its fair to ask why the murder of a wife is treated in a sympathetic, 'delicate' manner while the murder of a man in a pub is dramatised.
I think the general pattern is some kind of injury, whether that's a viral infection, a toxin, some kind of insult to very 'delicate' structures in the brain.
There has been a really 'delicate' approach to this matter.
Whatever you do avoid touching the gills as they are very 'delicate' organs that are easily damaged.
She preferred the simple, direct approach to 'delicate' topics.
These are usually the more 'delicate' plants such as Clematis viticella, which are best with an annual light prune followed by hard pruning every ten years.
I am glad to see you have enough interest in the fascinatingly challenging and yet 'delicate' game of Diplomacy to spend some time to read about it.
His eyes lit up as the gears shifted, and beneath the glass appeared a long, 'delicate' needle.
The Arctic's 'delicate' tundra plants support Large populations of animals such as caribou and provide nesting habitat for huge numbers of birds.
Instead, it captures the 'delicate' state of a country at its most vulnerable.
Of the 25 paintings exhibited, most use 'delicate' colors such as pastels, soft browns and soft greens.
Plants of a seemingly 'delicate' nature are almost overpowered by immense tropical-looking foliage.
The 'delicate' sauce enhances, without overwhelming, the sweet freshness that makes lobster so appealing.
Your ears are connected to your nose and then to the sinuses by narrow passageways - 'delicate' , intricate structures with a remarkable ability to recover after an infection such as a cold.
Two antennas will allow the spacecraft to communicate with Earth in any configuration, always having the side hosting 'delicate' instruments away from the Sun.
Be human in your approach to this 'delicate' situation and the employee will be that much more willing to listen to you.
This luminescent Italian rose has a sweetness on the nose and 'delicate' spice on the palate that begs for a mouthful of chilled raspberries and a touch of vanilla ice-cream.
We'd like to post more excerpts, but with the international political situation so 'delicate' right now, it could tip us over the brink.
A law banning religious hatred will begin to unravel the 'delicate' balances on which freedom and democracy depend.
Like a 'delicate' instrument; it records all the little agitations of seeing and being.
The wonderful team of nurses cared not only for Lydia, but the 'delicate' state of the family at this time.
Our ancestors understood this 'delicate' balance and went to great lengths not to upset it.
If performed incorrectly, the stress of teasing or backcombing hair can damage 'delicate' strands.
Of 'delicate' health, he was constantly ill and in pain in the last ten years of his life.
The plump crustaceans were cooked only until tender, then served up in a 'delicate' tomato, wine and feta cheese sauce.
Mary and her girls were aware of her distraction, and seemed to think it might be the result of 'delicate' health, for they took to often encouraging her outdoors to get fresh air.
Where the inner part is smaller, the meshwork structure is more 'delicate' and is not interwoven tightly enough to convey the spiral nature of its structure.
Oetzi's corpse was removed from the ice, not by archaeologists, with 'delicate' tools, but by the local mountain rescue team, with a steam hammer.
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