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The correct answer is chop finely.

Mince

A. chop finely
B. take small steps
C. lessen importance
D. mint coins by stamping process

The correct answer is (A) To chop finely; cut into tiny bits; to cut or chop (meat, etc.) into very small pieces; to subdivide minutely. Also, to talk or behave with affected elegance.

Mince comes from Old English mynce, Old French mincier (to make small).

Examples of use:

  • She minced the vegetables for the soup that she would prepare.
  • He didn't mince his words when he dealt with the matter.


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