thickness
/ˈθɪknəs/; /ˈθɪknɛs/Definitions
1. noun
The state or quality of being thick; the measure of the depth or amount of something, such as the amount of something in a layer.
“The thickness of the fog made it difficult to see more than a few feet in front of me.”
2. noun
The state or quality of being dense or compact.
“The thickness of the tree’s trunk was impressive for its age.”
3. noun
A particular amount or degree of something, such as thickness of material or a substance.
“The thickness of the paint was just right for the job.”
4. noun
A layer or stratum of something, such as a stratum of rock or a layer of atmosphere.
“The geologists studied the thickness of the rock layers to determine the age of the earth.”
5. noun
The amount of something, such as the thickness of a sound, that is perceived or measured.
“The thickness of the sound made it hard to hear what was being said.”
6. adjective
Having a certain amount or degree of something, such as thickness of material or a substance.
“The thickness of the walls provided good insulation.”
7. verb
To make something thicker or more dense.
“The machine thicknessed the paint to the perfect consistency.”