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Meanings of thinner in English

Portuguese
diluente
Spanish
diluyente

A diluting agent.

diluente
Usage of thinner in English
1
However, here the Great Bear was somewhat thinner, leaner-morelike a wolverine.
Fire With Fire
2
The result is a thinner device that is less likely to break.
Wired
3
You look quite pale, and much thinner than when you left us.
Granny dan
4
Check the consistency and, if you want it thinner, add more water.
Radio NZ
5
We expect the new model to be much the same, only thinner.
Wired
6
You can get blades that are much longer and thinner that way.
The Mammoth Hunters
7
On the other hand, thinner liquidity could potentially trigger outsized market moves.
Reuters
8
After the first mile the scrub became much thinner; ground slightly undulating.
Explorations in Australia / The Journals of John McDouall Stuart...
9
Sammy, however, did not increase in flesh; in fact, he grew thinner.
The Great Stone of Sardis
10
Our primary findings controvert previous reports of thinner NFL in moderate-to-severe AD.
Pubmed
11
The researchers said the heliopause appeared to be much thinner than expected.
Reuters
12
Right now we're spread over this land thinner than a pigeon's fart.'
The Naked God
13
The hamlets edged in here and there grew thinner, smaller and shabbier.
A Walk from London to John O'Groat's / With Notes by the Way
14
They were thinner than the boys I'd seen inside the City previously.
Rise
15
The barrier between the physical world and spirit world was thinner there.
The Wyrmling Horde
16
He had grown considerably thinner in person during the last few months.
Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte — Volume 16
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Translations for thinner
Portuguese
diluente
Thinner through the time
Thinner across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common