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View definitions for thin out

thin out

verb as in cull

verb as in disband

verb as in taper

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Example Sentences

Mr. Ramaswamy has already outlined his support for five-day workweeks at federal agencies, telling Tucker Carlson recently that such a mandate could lead to a “25 percent thinning out of the federal bureaucracy.”

What was at first a trickle became a stream and the crowds outside began to thin out.

From Salon

“So he thinks, as the Russian ranks are thinned out by Ukraine, what a brilliant idea - why not let North Koreans do some of the fighting?”

From BBC

The British national treasure made no conscious decision to stop theater but thinned out her commitments after her breast cancer diagnosis.

Playing on Trump’s crowd-size obsession, she invited viewers to attend a Trump rally, telling them they would see the crowds thinning out early as bored spectators headed for the doors.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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