diluted

adjective
UK /daɪˈluːtɪd/
US /daɪˈluːtɪd/

Made weaker by adding water or another liquid.

She drank a glass of diluted orange juice.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Made less strong or effective in force or quality.

The new rules were a diluted version of the original plan.

3. Having a lower concentration of a substance than usual.

The lab used a diluted acid for the experiment.

4. Lacking strength or impact; weakened in character.

His diluted argument failed to convince the audience.