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thin

[thin] / θɪn /






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What they cannot endure is constantly changing tariff schedules layered on thin margins.

From MarketWatch

For others, Venezi’s resume is too thin to lead a theater that staged the premieres of no fewer than five of Verdi’s operas; she has done much of her work overseas rather than in Italy.

From The Wall Street Journal

Trading remains thin due to Lunar New Year celebrations closing a handful of Asian markets.

From The Wall Street Journal

The team determined that changes in satellite instruments and data collection techniques over time made the system more sensitive to thin layers of snow.

From Science Daily

Appeared out of thin air?”—I thought it was going too fast and might run into the building,” she finished in a rush, because suddenly that had seemed true too.

From Literature