Use of the word tenuous in a sentence example

tenuous

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It is a tenuous creeper and it needs a support. [adjective]

With their blanket bans they have given up any tenuous moral right they may have had. [adjective]

Even the most tenuous link to 1966 is pounced upon by smug commentators from every angle. [adjective]

I had little doubt Quinn would tell Howie, disrupting his tenuous relationship with Julie. [Please select]

She fell into a muse, "Queer, what a spider-web of tenuous complication human relationships are." [Please select]

Then instantaneously, in the darkness of the opposite bank, they faded wraith-like and tenuous. [Please select]

"Well, he'll hang by something less tenuous, I'm afraid." [Please select]

That vision, faint and tenuous as it was, had kept him from thinking of other women. [Please select]

The astral spirit which he conceived was not unlike More's and Glanvill's "thin and tenuous substance." [Please select]

Springs and tenuous, wind-blown falls like water threads trickled down each side of the lofty rocks. [Please select]

He's getting excessively tenuous about the top of his head. [Please select]

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