Without a stable individuation criterion, 'more fine-grained' loses determinate meaning, since Fregean propositions may be indeterminate in number rather than merely more numerous.

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Determinate meaning(whether 'omnipotent' has a real, concrete meaning): A clear, specific definition that actually tells us something definite about reality rather than being vague or unclear.
Fregean propositions(as used in philosophy of language): A theory of propositions developed by philosopher Gottlob Frege, treating them as abstract meanings that combine individual senses (like 'the morning star' and 'the evening star' have different senses but refer to the same planet).
Gottlob Frege(historical philosopher): A late 19th and early 20th-century German philosopher and logician who made fundamental contributions to understanding how language and meaning work.
Indeterminate in number(in logic and metaphysics): Having an unclear or undefined quantity; not being able to say exactly how many there are.

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