diluteness

/daɪˈɫutnəs/ noun

The state or quality of being dilute.

Word Origin From Latin dis- 'apart' and luere 'to wash' — literally 'washing apart, thinning out.' Dilute means to weaken by adding water, like washing away strength. Diluteness is the state of being thinned. The same root luere gives us ablution (washing away) and pollution (defiling, originally 'washing over' with filth). Antediluvian (before the flood) uses a related root for 'wash' (diluvium).

noun The state or quality of being dilute. countable

The diluteness of the paint made it difficult to achieve a vibrant color on the wall.

(名词) 稀释状态;稀薄

颜料的稀释度使得在墙上难以实现鲜艳的色彩。

(sustantivo) dilución; lo diluido [El estado o cualidad de ser diluido.]

La dilución de la pintura dificultó lograr un color vibrante en la pared.

(nom) dilution [État ou qualité de ce qui est dilué, c'est-à-dire affaibli par l'ajout d'un liquide.]

La dilution de la peinture rendait difficile l'obtention d'une couleur vive sur le mur.

(Substantiv) Verdünntheit; Dünnflüssigkeit [der Zustand oder die Eigenschaft, verdünnt zu sein; das Ausmaß, in dem eine Substanz durch Zugabe von Flüssigkeit an Konzentration verloren hat]

Die **diluteness** der Farbe machte es schwierig, einen kräftigen Farbton an der Wand zu erzielen.

(名詞) 薄さ;希薄な状態。

塗料の薄さが原因で、壁に鮮やかな色を表現するのが難しかった。

(substantivo) diluição [A qualidade ou estado de ser diluído; diluição.]

A diluição da tinta dificultou a obtenção de uma cor vibrante na parede.

Word parts: dilute + ness

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