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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
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heavily tinted vs deeply tinted

0What's the difference between heavily tinted and deeply tinted window?02br
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0heavily tinted: very tinted02br
00deeply tinted: tinted in the depth of the glass, which I don't think it works; probably the same meaning as in above 0-
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0deeply tinted - a deep shade; a dark shade02br
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00heavily tinted - same thing. (opposed to "lightly tinted" - similar to "the vegetables were 01u00lightly/heavily02u00 seasoned.")02br
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00I don't think it necessarily relates to the process. You might achieve the effect by multiple applications (coats) or simply
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0Thanks, MM, MH and Avangi. 02br
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00I've been looking for this expression, Avangi. Thanks!. 02br
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00"the vegetables were 01u00lightly/heavily02u00 seasoned.") 0-
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