diluteness
/daɪˈlutnəs/
noun
- The quality or state of being weak or thin because water or another liquid has been added.
- The diluteness of the paint caused it to drip off the brush.
- He complained about the diluteness of the lemonade at the fair.
- The diluteness of the soup made it taste more like broth.
- The quality of being less strong, effective, or pure.
- The diluteness of his argument failed to convince the committee.
- The diluteness of the company's mission statement made it hard to understand.
- Critics pointed to the diluteness of the new policy as a sign of weak leadership.
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