Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
thinning
verb, noun
/ˈθɪn.ɪŋ/

Definition
The process of making something thinner or less dense.

Examples
- The thinning of the forest helped the remaining trees grow stronger.
- She noticed the thinning of her hair as she aged.
- Thinning paint makes it easier to apply in a smooth layer.

Meaning
Thinning refers to the act of reducing the thickness of a substance or the density of something, often to improve its appearance, usability, or growth conditions.

Synonyms
- Reduction
- Diminishing
- Lessening
- Attenuation