to attenuate
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British pronunciation
/ɐtˈɛnjuːˌeɪt/

Définition et Signification de "attenuate"

to attenuate
01

s'atténuer

to gradually decrease in strength, value, or intensity
Intransitive
to attenuate definition and meaning
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The effectiveness of the treatment has attenuated over time.
The impact of the economic crisis attenuated as recovery measures were implemented.
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raréfier

to dilute or reduce the consistency of a substance
Transitive: to attenuate a substance
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She attenuated the paint by mixing it with water to create a more translucent effect on the canvas.
The chef decided to attenuate the sauce by adding a splash of broth to achieve a lighter consistency.
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atténuer

to take away from something's effect, value, size, power, or amount
Transitive: to attenuate sth
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The noise-canceling headphones helped to attenuate the loud sounds of the city streets.
The medication was prescribed to attenuate the severity of her allergy symptoms.
attenuate
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affaibli, diminutif

diminished in istrength over time
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His attenuate enthusiasm for the project was evident as he spoke in a quiet voice.
His attenuate passion for the sport was noticeable during practice, as he seemed less engaged.
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