tenuously

Adverb

Meaning

in a tenuous manner

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Examples

his works tenuously survive in the minds of a few scholars Source: Internet

In New Haven, my mother and I revised our mode of thinking slowly, tenuously, and those changes informed our evolving sense of self. Source: Internet

She was one of the few headbangers to penetrate the wealthy student government crowd, however tenuously, clearly trying to hide her behind-the-gym cigarette habit from them with an extra splash of Jean Naté. Source: Internet

Ogac Lake is only tenuously separated from the ocean, which helps the cod survive. Source: Internet

Under such a set-up the remote regions, rural settlements and villages were scattered and cut off from one another by thick forests or at best tenuously connected by hardly discernible foot-paths and jungle tracks. Source: Internet

“There are philosophical arguments that can be tenuously made for a less specific noncontingent agency behind the universe. Source: Internet

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