thinly
adverbUK /ˈθɪn.li/
US /ˈθɪn.li/
In a way that is not thick or not wide.
She spread the butter thinly on her toast.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. In a way that is easy to see through or not dense.
The fog was thinly spread across the field.
3. In a way that is not strong or convincing.
The story was thinly disguised as the truth.
4. With few people or things spread far apart.
The crowd was thinly scattered around the park.