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tenuous
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tenuous
Intensive care adjective Referring to a 'touch-and-go,' uncertain, or otherwise 'iffy' clinical situation


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One thing is awareness of the tenuousness of its existence.
Labor unrest and clashes with the security services in 2008-2009 show the tenuousness of the reform project.
McCullough's 1776 shows the tenuousness of the situation in the first full year of the American Revolution.
 
 
 
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