| Definition of 'thinly' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adverb) thinly
without force or sincere effort
"smiled thinly"
2. (adverb) thinly, thin
without viscosity
"the blood was flowing thin"
3. (adverb) thinly, lightly
in a small quantity or extent
"spread the margarine thinly over the meat"; "apply paint lightly"
4. (adverb) thinly
in a widely distributed manner
"thinly overgrown mountainside"
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1. (adverb) thinly
in thin pieces
thinly sliced bread
2. thinly
in a slight or small way
thinly disguised criticism; a thinly populated region
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| Definition of 'thinly' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) thinly
in a thin manner; in a loose, scattered manner; scantily; not thickly; as, ground thinly planted with trees; a country thinly inhabited
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Sense: to make or become thin or thinner
The crowd thinned after the parade was over.
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 Afrikaans: dun |
 Arabic: بصورَةٍ خَفيفَه |
 Bulgarian: тънко |
 Brazilian: finamente |
 Czech: řídce |
 German: dünn |
 Danish: tyndt |
 Greek: αραιά |
 Spanish: de modo disperso; aguadam |
 Estonian: õhukeselt |
 Farsi: بطور کم پشت یا نازک |
 Finnish: ohuesti |
 French: de façon clairsemée |
 Hebrew: בִּדלִילוּת |
 Hindi: विरला से |
 Croatian: tanko |
 Hungarian: gyéren, ritkán; soványan, |
 Indonesian: tipis |
 Icelandic: þunnlega |
 Italian: sottilmente; debolmente |
 Japanese: 薄く |
 Korean: 얇게 |
 Lithuanian: plonai |
 Latvian: plāni |
 Malay: dgn nipis |
 Dutch: dun |
 Norwegian: tynt |
 Polish: cienko |
 Portuguese: finamente |
 Romanian: foarte puţin; sumar |
 Russian: тонко; жидко |
 Slovak: tenko, slabo; riedko |
 Slovenian: tenko |
 Serbian: tanko |
 Swedish: tunt |
 Thai: อย่างเบาบาง |
 Turkish: incecik, seyrekçe |
 Taiwanese: 稀疏地 |
 Ukrainian: тонко |
 Urdu: ہلکے پن سے، ناقص طور پر |
 Vietnamese: mỏng manh |
 Chinese: 稀疏地 |
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