Thesaurus / thickened
FEEDBACKsynonyms for thickened
synonyms for thickened
- assisted
- augmented
- fortified
- strengthened
- backed
- banded
- bolstered
- braced
- buttressed
- stiffened
- beefed up
- built-up
- arthritic
- creaky
- rigid
- solid
- stark
- tense
- thick
- tight
- wooden
- brittle
- buckram
- firm
- refractory
- rheumatic
- set
- benumbed
- cemented
- chilled
- congealed
- contracted
- fixed
- frozen
- graceless
- hardened
- immalleable
- impliable
- incompliant
- indurate
- inelastic
- jelled
- mechanical
- numbed
- ossified
- petrified
- resistant
- solidified
- starched
- starchy
- steely
- stiff as a board
- stony
- taut
- unbending
- unflexible
- ungraceful
- unsupple
- unyielding
- deep
- gooey
- heavy
- impenetrable
- opaque
- stiff
- syrupy
- close
- compact
- concrete
- firm
- set
- solid
- caked
- clabbered
- clotted
- compressed
- condensed
- congealed
- consolidated
- crowded
- curdled
- fixed
- gelatinous
- gloppy
- gummous
- gummy
- gunky
- impervious
- jelled
- jellied
- ossified
- ropy
- sloppy
- solidified
- turbid
- viscid
- viscous
- vitrified
On this page you'll find 169 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to thickened, such as: fixed, full-bodied, potent, rich, robust, and complete.
antonyms for thickened
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- clear
- easy
- light
- soft
- trivial
- understandable
- flexible
- indefinite
- loose
- slack
- attenuated
- diluted
- intelligent
- reasonable
- sensible
- slight
- smart
- thin
- uncrowded
- unfriendly
- unsociable
- watery
- wise
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How to use thickened in a sentence
In one, which occurs not infrequently, a thickened arm is made to expand into something like a fan-shaped hand, as in Fig. 18.
CHILDREN'S WAYSJAMES SULLYThe undermost rings should have thin joints, those of each succeeding ring being slightly thickened.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, 11TH EDITION, VOLUME 4, PART 3VARIOUSShe was allowing her voice more scope since the gloom had thickened in the quiet room.
HAPPY HOUSEBETSEY RIDDLE, FREIFRAU VON HUTTEN ZUM STOLZENBERGThe rum had thickened his tongue and given a wilful turn to his wooden leg: no more.
THE CRUISE OF THE SHINING LIGHTNORMAN DUNCANRemove the bacon, and pour over the gravy, which must be thickened with flour rolled in butter.
DRESSED GAME AND POULTRY LA MODEHARRIET A. DE SALISHis intoxication of ecstasy thickened his tongue and choked him until he, at first, could not speak to us.
THOSE TIMES AND THESEIRVIN S. COBBFor the next seven minutes I "thickened the heat up" by adding iron oxide to the bath.
THE IRON PUDDLERJAMES J. DAVISThere was a temporary clear from the rain here, but it soon thickened down again.
IN THE RANKS OF THE C.I.V.ERSKINE CHILDERSSoon the surface had whitened and thickened and by next morning was firm enough to hold a man out beyond the nearest island.
THE HOME OF THE BLIZZARDDOUGLAS MAWSONAladdin's Cave had been difficult to find in the driving snow, which had thickened after the first few miles.
THE HOME OF THE BLIZZARDDOUGLAS MAWSONWORDS RELATED TO THICKENED
- arthritic
- benumbed
- brittle
- buckram
- cemented
- chilled
- congealed
- contracted
- creaky
- firm
- fixed
- frozen
- graceless
- hardened
- immalleable
- impliable
- incompliant
- indurate
- inelastic
- jelled
- mechanical
- numbed
- ossified
- petrified
- refractory
- resistant
- rheumatic
- rigid
- set
- solid
- solidified
- starched
- starchy
- stark
- steely
- stiff as a board
- stony
- taut
- tense
- thick
- thickened
- tight
- unbending
- unflexible
- ungraceful
- unsupple
- unyielding
- wooden
- caked
- clabbered
- close
- clotted
- compact
- compressed
- concrete
- condensed
- congealed
- consolidated
- crowded
- curdled
- deep
- firm
- fixed
- gelatinous
- gloppy
- gooey
- gummous
- gummy
- gunky
- heavy
- impenetrable
- impervious
- jelled
- jellied
- opaque
- ossified
- ropy
- set
- sloppy
- solid
- solidified
- stiff
- syrupy
- thickened
- turbid
- viscid
- viscous
- vitrified
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.