1di·lute 
/daɪˈlu:t/ verb
di·lutes; di·lut·ed; di·lut·ing /daɪˈlu:t/ verb [+ obj] 1 : to make (a liquid) thinner or less strong by adding water or another liquid
▪ You can dilute the medicine with water. 2 : to lessen the strength of (something)
▪ The hiring of the new CEO diluted the power of the company's president. ▪ diluting the quality of our products
▪ You can dilute the medicine with water.
▪ The hiring of the new CEO diluted the power of the company's president. ▪ diluting the quality of our products
— diluted adjective
▪ diluted wine
▪ diluted wine
— di·lu·tion /daɪˈlu:ʃən/ noun, plural di·lu·tions
[count] ▪ lower dilutions of the medicine [noncount] ▪ There's been some dilution in the stock's value.
/daɪˈlu:ʃən/ noun, plural di·lu·tions [count] ▪ lower dilutions of the medicine [noncount] ▪ There's been some dilution in the stock's value.
