Sentence examples for quite thickened from inspiring English sources
The knee is still quite thickened, but, as the knee has been enlarged for two or three years, it is a little difficult to tell how much shrinkage will result.
With the kind of understatement typical of his generation of polar explorers he described the skin of the soles of his feet peeling off: "The sight of my feet gave me quite a shock, for the thickened skin of the soles had separated in each case as a complete layer.
As in other plant species, hemp fibres are usually identified only when they are quite long or after they have developed thickened cell walls.
In children the normal ACL can appear quite attenuated (Fig. 2b); in our experience a recently torn ACL is usually visibly thickened and oedematous, and a thin and appropriately oriented ligament without oedema is likely intact.
If the mixture is too thin or the amaranth not quite tender (it should be crunchy, but not gritty hard), boil gently while stirring constantly until thickened, about 30 seconds.
Bring to a simmer until thickened.
Boil liquid until thickened, about 10 minutes.
Reduce until slightly thickened, approximately 5 minutes.
Simmer for about 12 minutes until thickened.
