delicate

US /ˈdɛlɪkɪt/

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UK /'delɪkət/

adj.AdjectiveEasily broken or damaged

Be careful with the delicate egg or it will break

adj.AdjectiveFinely made, with great care

This dress is extremely delicate

adj.AdjectiveEasily damaged or injured; sensitive.

The skin around the eyes is very delicate.

adj.AdjectiveSubtle and understated; not obvious.

The wine has a delicate flavor of berries.

adj.AdjectiveRequiring careful handling; sensitive or tricky.

It's a delicate situation, so we need to be careful.

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A primitive hunk of steel, without delicate decoration - you'll aim with sights of iron
A primitive hunk of steel, without delicate decoration - you'll aim with sights of iron

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'Cause I know that it's delicate (delicate)
'Cause I know that it's delicate (delicate)
'Cause I know that it's delicate
'Cause I know that it's delicate

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They have little white flowers that are really delicate and they have a little bit of a soft
They have little white flowers that are really delicate and they have a little bit of a soft

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Retina is a delicate membrane having a large number of light sensitive cells.
Retina is a delicate membrane having a large number of light sensitive cells.

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She is beautiful but delicate, Your Majesty.
She is beautiful but delicate, Your Majesty.

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spray. \"Always a delicate creature, whom a breath
spray. \"Always a delicate creature, whom a breath

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So Bart shall I just prep these down so they're small and delicate? Yep.
So Bart shall I just prep these down so they're small and delicate? Yep.