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| Because I want to say "The clay is thin and of even consistency." But if I said it this way, it would seem pretty akward... |
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I think it sounds fine. You can also try uniform/smooth/clean/slick in texture . |
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| A mixture, suspension, etc. of even consistency is HOMOGENEOUS, a term commonly used in technology of materials. |
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| But...if I say "the clay is is homogeneous", can people get the meaning right? |
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| Yes, it's a technical term though, so in an informal setting it may just sound funny. But in a lab report you can safely use the term 'homogeneous' as the most accurate. '...has uniform texture' sounds great to me, too. |
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