Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: Displays are continually improving, making text material more refined and easier to read and allowing better graphic and image presentation.

Modifies a noun

• carbohydrate: Too many refined carbohydrates means your pancreas has to produce excess insulin, causing your blood glucose levels to crash.

• sugar: Like refined sugar, alcohol provides " empty calories " .

• elegance: Your skin is velvet, hydrated, left with a natural refined elegance.

• carb: You steer clear of sugar, refined carbs, chips, mashed potatoes, alcohol and so on.

• sensibility: There are those of somewhat more refined sensibilities who wish to combine a better class of fare with a different brew.

• cuisine: There is a traditional Japanese style garden and refined Japanese cuisine will be served in each room.

Modifying Another Word

• highly: Sports Nutritional Supplements are simply highly refined food derived from natural sources.

• very: You will be able to create very refined searches.

• so: But the margins have become so refined by the sheer technical development of the cars that the opportunities have accordingly been reduced.

• increasingly: And increasingly refined, Web-based tracking, tracing, scheduling and telematics will help operators handle home deliveries more cost-effectively.

• well: Using self-cultivation we ultimately reap the harvest of a well refined character.

• quite: The system allows quite refined adjustment of lighting levels for large numbers of dimmers to be achieved rapidly and intuitively.

Used with adjective complement

• become: They became more refined, without trying to, by the way.

• offer: Our methodology offers not only refined dating techniques for these major Geological events, but also measures the minimum magnitude of these human disasters.