in fine

To summarize; ultimately. In fine, their company no longer wants to do business with us. That's the big takeaway here. In fine, that is the extent of your punishment. In fine, Maureen is quitting and we need to hire her replacement ASAP.

in fine

1. In conclusion; finally.

2. In summation; in brief.

See also: fine

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See also:

fine by (one)
cut it fine
cut it/things fine
fine with me
(that's) fine by me
(that's) fine with me
be (as) fine as a frog('s) hair
(as) fine as a frog('s) hair (split three/four ways)
dandy
fine and dandy

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