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watered-down

 
Dictionary: wa·tered-down   ('tərd-doun', wŏt'ərd-)
 
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Diminished in force or effect: [Students] who do not [test well] get a watered-down curriculum that reflects the system's minimal expectations of them” (Sheila Tobias).


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adjective

    Lower than normal in strength or concentration due to admixture: dilute, thin, washy, waterish, watery, weak. See strong/weak.

 
 
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