thickness

/ˈθɪknəs/

noun

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The distance between opposite sides or surfaces of something; how thick something is.

  • The thickness of the wall is about six inches.
  • Measure the thickness of the metal sheet before cutting it.
  • The ice had a thickness of only two centimeters.
  • Geologists can determine the age of sedimentary rock formations by analyzing the thickness and composition of each distinct layer.
  • The optical properties of the lens depend critically on the uniformity of its thickness, with variations as small as a few micrometers affecting image quality.
  • Researchers measuring Arctic ice sheet thickness over two decades have documented a concerning trend of accelerated thinning in response to rising global temperatures.
noun

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The quality or state of being dense, heavy, or closely packed.

  • The thickness of the fog made driving dangerous.
  • Add flour to adjust the thickness of the sauce.
  • The paint has a creamy thickness that makes it easy to apply.