Adjective:

లోతైన లేదా లీన్,

thinned's Usage Examples:

Community wildfire protection plans designate areas adjacent to communities that should be thinned so that crown fires will not directly burn into communities.

Other times, it may be clipped, thinned, or even cut very short (banged).

Ayton (1993), for example, is painted on uninterrupted canvas, sans wire mesh and sans planar recession, in thinned acrylic over white and could almost be a watercolour, a suitably delicate response to light and air.

Williams were the last two standing when the field of candidates thinned out and they took seats even without achieving the quota.

Fruit needs to be thinned heavily to control its biennial habit.

He did this without achieving quota but by being one of the last ones standing when the field of candidates thinned out.

It is a heavy cropper and has a tendency to biennial bearing if not thinned.

These thinned canopies also cause faster snowmelt by allowing more sunlight through to the forest floor and lowering the snowpack albedo, as a result of needle litter on the snow surface.

hair appears patchy hair breaks easily close to scalp hair may have thickenings or nodes in the shaft ends of hair thinned or split whitish discoloration.

Near shore, thinned continental crust shows signs of complicated stress patterns, while basalt.

Since the 1970s, leaving the thinned trees on the forest floor has become an increasingly common policy: wood.

The increased size of the occupied territory also thinned out the Japanese lines.

artillery, Bonaparte thinned out Joubert"s lines facing the Austrians frontally at the Trambasore Heights as much as possible and concentrated them before.

Synonyms:

diluted, dilute, cut, weakened,

Antonyms:

strong, undamaged, unimpaired, increased, undiluted,