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tenuous

[ten-yoo-uhs] / ˈtɛn yu əs /


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"So we knew there was a tenuous link, but we didn't know whether they would recognise each other, or how they would react."

From BBC

“Invincible,” I wrote about the team’s rebuilt roster, a word that was so comforting during such a time when everything in life felt tenuous.

From Los Angeles Times

Priests too are often immigrants themselves, putting the Church in an increasingly tenuous position.

From BBC

By Thursday evening, however, Hegseth's seemingly tenuous position seemed more secure, all the more so after an inspector general report left him largely unscathed.

From BBC

Meanwhile, AI wasn’t the only reason that his job as a professor suddenly felt tenuous.

From The Wall Street Journal