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tenuously [brit. angl. ˈtɛnjʊəsli, am. angl. ˈtɛnjuəsli] PRISL.

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The storyline only very tenuously follows that of the book, many characters being renamed, or omitted altogether.

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There is a genuine story at play here, far beyond the numbing sequence of tenuously related events that generally pass for plot in this genre.

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Do you not believe that the concepts of wealth are inextricably linked (though sometimes tenuously) to the material world?

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The profusion of characters and short, tenuously connected scenes makes it confusing to follow.

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They are not ready to test its viability by the removal of the makeshift rags and supports that hold it tenuously together.

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The lessons she delivers only tenuously speak to the work for which she is being honored.

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When the story begins, she's written a memoir, commercially successful but tethered only tenuously to reality.

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On the face of it, our piece of the whole initiative could only be tenuously linked to our pre-existing interpretation of "the environment".

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But at some point, the casual relationships become so tenuously hair-thin that it simply strains credibility.

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Since the financial crisis, the thing called "the economy" has seemed only tenuously related to the opportunities for each citizen.

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