Nicely
Thin
Thin adverb - Without viscosity.
Both words in one sentence
- Spellforce plays this and ArbitraryHeadcountLimit straight, but it's justified/explained quite nicely: You're a magical rune warrior, and you can summon your forces out of (magical) thin air.
Source: Construct Additional Pylons - This, in turn, is the most likely reason why the genre was tagged as metal in the first place despite its very thin ties to the rest of the metal genre, as it fit in nicely with established cultural stereotypes of what metal supposedly was.
Source: Nu Metal -
Nicely addressed and averted in Charles Stross's Atrocity Archives, in which a character is able to wear a thin, non-insulating suit to walk on a no-atmosphere planet and begins to feel uncomfortably cold in the suit only after he's entered a facility with a pressurized atmosphere.
Source: Space Is Cold
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