Moderate as in subtle Thinned or weakened, often referring to something being made rare or reduced in force or effect. Clear All
7 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Attenuated'
The company's profits were attenuated after the economic downturn.
The attenuated signal resulted in poor audio quality during the broadcast.
The weakened currency led to an attenuated purchasing power for consumers.
The attenuated sunlight during the winter months cast long shadows on the snowy ground.
Over time, the once powerful empire's influence became attenuated, losing its former glory.
The sound of the distant waterfall was attenuated by the dense forest, creating a serene atmosphere.
The attenuated enthusiasm of the audience indicated a lack of interest in the uninspiring performance.
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