thickness

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thickness

The artist varied the thickness of the lines to create depth in the drawing.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • The dimension through an object as opposed to its length or width: The measure of how thick something is, from one side to the opposite side.
    • Resistance to flow: The quality of a liquid or fluid being dense, viscous, or not flowing easily.
    • Used of a line or mark: The width or breadth of a drawn or written line.
    • Indistinct articulation: The quality of speech being unclear, muffled, or slurred.
    • A layer or sheet of material: A single one of several superimposed layers.
Examples of Usage
  • Noun (Dimension):
    • The thickness of the glass is 5 millimeters.
    • Measure the thickness of the book's spine.
  • Noun (Resistance to Flow):
    • The thickness of the paint made it difficult to spread.
    • The sauce should have the thickness of heavy cream.
  • Noun (Line or Mark):
    • Adjust the pen to change the line's thickness.
    • The thickness of the border indicates its importance on the map.
  • Noun (Indistinct Articulation):
    • Judging from the thickness of his speech, he had been drinking heavily.
    • The thickness in her voice suggested she had a cold.
  • Noun (Layer):
    • The wall was built using two thicknesses of brick.
    • Apply a thin thickness of glue to the surface.
Advanced Usage
  • "To a thickness of...": Used to specify a precise measurement.
    • Roll out the dough to a thickness of half an inch.
  • In technical/scientific contexts: Often used to describe material properties.
    • The film's optical properties depend on its thickness.
Variants and Related Words
  • Thick (adj): Having a large distance between opposite sides; dense or viscous.
    • The thick fog reduced visibility.
  • Thicken (verb): To make or become thick or thicker.
    • Add cornstarch to thicken the gravy.
  • Thickening (noun): The process of becoming thick, or a substance used for this purpose.
    • The sauce requires a thickening agent.
Synonyms
  • Depth: For the dimension through an object.
  • Viscosity: For resistance to flow in fluids.
  • Width: For the breadth of a line.
  • Slurring: For indistinct speech.
  • Layer, Ply: For a single sheet of material.
Related Phrases
  • Through-thickness: A technical term referring to a property measured perpendicularly through a material's layers.
    • The through-thickness strength of the composite material was tested.
  • Wall thickness: A common engineering measurement.
    • The pipe's wall thickness must meet safety standards.
Related Idioms
  • Lay it on thick: To exaggerate praise, flattery, or criticism excessively.
    • He was laying it on thick with compliments to get the promotion.
thickness

The artist varied the thickness of the lines to create depth in the drawing.

Noun
  1. resistance to flow
  2. used of a line or mark
  3. indistinct articulation
    • judging from the thickness of his speech he had been drinking heavily
  4. the dimension through an object as opposed to its length or width

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