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thin
adjective as in fine, light, slender
Strong matches
adjective as in transparent, fine
adjective as in deficient, weak
adjective as in diluted
Example Sentences
Gaetz, he claimed, was an “accomplished attorney,” despite his thin legal resume, and “a reformer in his mind and heart.”
The future of the seat hinged on a razor thin margin in the days after election day.
In Italian cuisine, it’s called piccata, which refers to a thin sliver of meat.
For a sense of what this eradication would mean under Trump — his platform is thin on details — a key source is Project 2025, a conservative blueprint pulled together by the Heritage Foundation.
As a healing balm, this may feel thin.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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