Definition Synonyms
Definition of tenuity - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
appearanceRare physical thinness or slenderness of an objectRare
- The tenuity of the wire made it easy to bend.
2.
insubstantialRare lack of substance or intensityRare
- The tenuity of the argument was evident to everyone.
3.
fragilityRare rarified or delicate qualityRare
- The tenuity of the air at high altitudes affects breathing.
Origin of tenuity
Latin, tenuis (thin)
Examples of tenuity in a sentence
Tenuity in the fabric allowed light to pass through. Critics noted the tenuity of the film's plot. The tenuity of his excuses was apparent. The tenuity of the fabric made it easy to tear. Her voice had a tenuity that was almost ethereal.
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- French:minceur, faiblesse, ...
- German:Dünnheit, Schwäche, ...
- Italian:tenuità, esilità, ...
- Spanish:delgadez, tenuidad, ...
- Portuguese:esbelteza, fragilidade, ...
- Chinese:纤细度, 空洞, ...
- Japanese:細さ, 薄弱さ, ...
- Arabic:رقة, هَشَاشَة, ...
- Hebrew:דַּקּוּת, חֹסֶר תּוֹכֶן, ...
- Russian:тонкость, неосновательность, ...
- Ukrainian:тонкість, несуттєвість, ...
- Hindi:पतलापन, अस्थिरता, ...
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