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Meanings of much thinner in English

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Usage of much thinner in English
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You look quite pale, and much thinner than when you left us.
Granny dan
2
After the first mile the scrub became much thinner; ground slightly undulating.
Explorations in Australia / The Journals of John McDouall Stuart...
3
The researchers said the heliopause appeared to be much thinner than expected.
Reuters
4
Many also know that under the oceans the crust is much thinner.
My Name is Legion
5
The ruddiness had faded from his cheeks, and he was much thinner.
The Tin Soldier
6
He was almost as tall as he is now but much thinner.
The warrior elite: the forging of seal class 228
7
She said people thought she was much thinner in real, not reality, life.
News.com.au
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Ariel's color was good, and she did not appear much thinner than he.
Anvil of stars
9
Fatty was much thinner than he had been in the fall.
The Tale of Fatty Coon
10
The cows had calves at their sides and were much thinner.
The Great Salt Lake Trail
11
It was of parchment, much thinner than the others, which were of vellum.
Wilfrid Cumbermede
12
She was a much thinner and dimmer version of her sister.
The Mating of Lydia
13
You look paler, and are much thinner than you were a year ago.
True Riches; Or, Wealth Without Wings
14
Her face was much thinner and browner, her eyes more sunken.
The Way of a Man
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Her face was much thinner, her eyes apparently larger, and her colour faded.
The Prime Minister
16
Turians were roughly the same height as humans, but much thinner.
Revelation
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