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Meanings of more dense in English

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Usage of more dense in English
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We're testing in much more dense atmosphere, 100 times more dense atmosphere.
The new yorker
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They are essentially more dense, so it takes longer to dry down.
Ebony
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The woods became more and more dense and the road more narrow.
The Perils of Pauline
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Each time the line grew more dense at the point she approached.
The Blue Envelope
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It was an odd planet, slightly smaller than Earth but more dense.
The Forever War
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Their greatest foe was the smoke that grew more dense every instant.
A Little Florida Lady
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The compactness of the NOOK Color makes the device seem more dense.
Wired
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Could I possibly have been any more dense? Eva shook her head.
Beauty and the feast
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They have become more dense, more diverse and less centered on nuclear families.
Reuters
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As the crowd grew more dense, the police temporarily retired from the attack.
Jailed for Freedom
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The fumes of tobacco were also more dense, and the conversation more uproarious.
Ungava
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The system is much more dense than we believe who live inside it.
Under Fire: The Story of a Squad
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The mist grew more dense, the cold damp pierced through to their bones.
Jean-Christophe in Paris: The Market-Place, Antoinette, the Hous...
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A mass of verdure made the darkness there more dense still.
Led Astray and The Sphinx / Two Novellas In One Volume
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But all this only made more dense and visible the blackness that lay around.
Beatrix of Clare
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Moss, circa 1937 Photograph: Tate St Ives That cloud has only grown more dense.
The Guardian
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