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Synonyms & Antonyms : Thick
Thick
( Adjective )
The air was thick with dust and snow.
Synonyms:
Broad
Bulky
Deep
Solid
Substantial
Close
Clotted
Opaque
Abundant
Brimming
Bristling
Covered
Crawling
Replete
Contextual Examples:
The road is broad enough to pass the heavy vehicles.
The bulky figure of Seth Diana appeared at the door.
The Ganga River is very deep at Prayag.
We have abundant proof of this guilt.
Iron is solid whereas water is liquid.
The two buildings are close together
Clotted blood prevents flowing the blood from the wound.
Opaque glass windows in car are prohibited in Delhi road.
Antonyms:
Narrow
Slight
Slim
Thin
Clear
Diluted
Runny
Weak
Bare
Empty
Free from
Sparse
Distant
Contextual Examples:
You shouldn’t narrow in your attitude.
A slight mistake can cause a big damage.
The water of this pond is clear.
After his prolong illness he fees weak, so he avoids physical work.
Empty mind is ‘Devils workshop’ is a famous saying.
Now he is free from all anxiety and distress.
Don’t go outside bare headed in scorching sun.
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