tenuously 的定义
- lacking a sound basis, as reasoning; unsubstantiated; weak: a tenuous argument.
- of slight importance or significance: He holds a rather tenuous position in history.
- lacking in clarity; vague: He gave a rather tenuous account of his past life.
- thin or slender in form, as a thread.
- thin in consistency; rare or rarefied.
tenuously 近义词
等同于 lightly
tenuously 的近义词 37 个
- casually
- delicately
- easily
- faintly
- freely
- gingerly
- mildly
- moderately
- quietly
- simply
- slightly
- softly
- sparsely
- subtly
- tenderly
- thinly
- agilely
- airily
- breezily
- carelessly
- daintily
- ethereally
- flippantly
- frivolously
- heedlessly
- indifferently
- leniently
- nimbly
- peacefully
- readily
- slightingly
- smoothly
- sparingly
- thoughtlessly
- timidly
- unsubstantially
- well
tenuously 的反义词 3 个
更多tenuously例句
- Haskins, a 2019 first-round pick, was waived by Washington in late December after two tenuous seasons in which he was demoted and fined by the team twice each.
- While Democrats have held the House since after the 2018 election, their majority is tenuous.
- The Steelers didn’t stop charging, but the lead never again felt tenuous.
- It’s a tenuous trust, easily broken by one bad apple, one off-campus party that turns into a superspreading event.
- Things had just begun falling into place, giving her a tenuous foothold into the American middle class.
- It was never a huge hit, but its stories resonated with an American public tenuously relearning moral ambiguity.
- Nearby a faded red “January 25 Revolution” flag was tenuously pinned to the wall.
- Some of these accounts were based on fact, some on a mix of fact and fiction, some only tenuously connected to the truth.
- Wyatt hung tenuously to a stanchion by a port, watched the night lights recede and the stars begin blooming.
- A few anecdotes, obviously based quite tenuously upon hearsay, will suffice to illustrate.
- Beneath them spread the valley with the band of the river winding tenuously through the bottoms of the Harper farm.