tenuated (Meaning)

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tenuated (imp. & p. p.)

of Tenuate

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The doctor's tenuous diagnosis left the patient with lingering uncertainty.
The government's tenuated response to the crisis failed to quell public outrage.
The connection between the two suspects was tenuous at best, based on circumstantial evidence.
The tenuous bond between the estranged siblings threatened to snap at any moment.
The researcher's tenuous findings required further investigation to be considered conclusive.
The tenuous truce between the warring factions was constantly at risk of breaking down.
The tenuous hold on reality that the elderly patient experienced was a cause for concern.
The organization's financial situation was tenuous, leaving it vulnerable to closure.
The author's tenuous grasp of the subject matter was evident in the superficiality of their writing.
The tenuous nature of hope in the face of adversity is both inspiring and bittersweet.

of Tenuate

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The doctor's tenuous diagnosis left the patient with lingering uncertainty.

The government's tenuated response to the crisis failed to quell public outrage.

The connection between the two suspects was tenuous at best, based on circumstantial evidence.

The tenuous bond between the estranged siblings threatened to snap at any moment.