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fine-tuningverbpresent participle of fine-tune to make small changes to (something) in order to improve the way it works or to make it exactly rightfine-tune a TV set fine-tune the temperature of the room They're fine-tuning interest rates to achieve economic growth without inflation. fiddling (with), phasing, registering, regulating, riggingacclimating, acclimatizing, accommodating, adapting, adjusting, conditioning, conforming, doctoring, editing, fashioning, fitting, putting, shaping, suiting, tailoringreadapting, readjustingcustomizing, gearing, matching, modeling(or modelling), patterningattuning, correcting, harmonizing, squaring, tuningestablishing, rooting, settlingacquainting, familiarizing, orientating, orientingequipping, preparing, priming, rehearsinghardening, inuring, seasoning, tougheningaltering, converting, making over, modifying, recasting, reclaiming, recycling, redesigning, redeveloping, redoing, reengineering, refashioning, refiguring, refitting, refocusing, reinventing, rejiggering, remaking, remodeling, revamping, revising, reworking, transformingaccustoming, conditioning, habilitating, habituating, naturalizingreadying, seasoningbending misadjusting |