thinning
/ˈθɪnɪŋ/
noun
- The process of making something less dense, thick, or crowded.
- Regular thinning of the carrot seedlings helps them grow larger.
- The thinning of the forest allowed more sunlight to reach the ground.
- The hairdresser recommended a thinning of her thick hair to reduce bulk.
- The act of adding a liquid to make a substance less viscous.
- The thinning of the paint with water made it easier to apply with a brush.
- Proper thinning of the glue ensures a smooth, even layer.
- He was careful with the thinning of the sauce so it wouldn't become too watery.
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adjective
- Becoming less thick, dense, or full.
- The thinning crowd at the concert suggested people were leaving early.
- He noticed his thinning hair and decided to try a new shampoo.
- She looked at the thinning clouds and hoped the rain would stop.
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