Emaciated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EMACIATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• EMACIATE, to make thin
ADJECTIVE:
• abnormally thin or weak, especially because of illness or a lack of food
• very thin especially from disease or hunger or cold
• abnormally thin

Words related to EMACIATED

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How to use EMACIATED in a sentence

• There was a boy-slave on board, who was very ill and emaciated.
• With him landed a feeble train of emaciated men, who had nothing to relate but sickness, hardship, and disappointment.
• Outside, he made a few steps and then stopped Elettra, laying his emaciated hand upon her shoulder.
• After that his improvement was slow but sure, and each day added strength to his emaciated body and a new light to his eyes.
• I am so emaciated that they will have to drop me far in order to break my neck.
• She appeared to be young, though it was scarcely discernible in her distorted and emaciated features.
• An emaciated, sallow countenance, but speaking perfect rest.
• But six weeks of typhoid fever had greatly emaciated the young secretary.
• From an adjoining room comes a frequent hollow cough, and the sunken eye and emaciated frame of the poor girl betray the secret foe, lurking in the hidden springs of life.
• Weak and emaciated, her head was held that a tea-spoonful of water should be given her.
• He had made a new creature of the poor, worn wreck found by the wayside, weak, emaciated, reeling under her burden.
• And his body, alas! is emaciated with cold, and heat and winds.
• A priest, with an emaciated visage, sore eyes, and a distracted look, came up, and wished me good evening, and began a lengthened tale of grievances.
• On a pallet in one corner lay a pale emaciated female.
• She was terribly frightened over the state of her youngest boy of thirteen, who was hideously emaciated and his mind reduced almost to vacancy.
• It was an old man with a long white beard, his head covered with a large wig, whose stiff, powdered locks adorned the temples on both sides of his pale, emaciated face.
• The sun, reflected from the cliff side, was a lash of fire across his emaciated body.
• Physical examination showed him to be quite thin and emaciated.
• In the beginning of the next month, when he came forth, he was so pale, disfigured, and emaciated, that they hardly knew him.
• Their uniforms were hanging in rags on emaciated forms, and the colors of the cloth and the gold-lace facings were hidden beneath the mud that covered them.
• The lids of his dull-black eyes, swollen and red, contrasted with his face, which, emaciated by starvation, was ghastly pale.
• Meanwhile, shivering with cold and emaciated with hunger, they groaned and lamented.
• Though he had a full, round face and a large head, his body was emaciated and did not develop properly.
• The corpse of a man, apparently about sixty, lay stretched upon it, and on his hollow and emaciated features the hand of death had printed the ravages of many days.
• The vessels anchored at Cadiz, and a feeble train of wretched men crawled forth, emaciated by diseases.
• The deceased, much emaciated, and in a torn and tattered dress, was stretched on a black table in the centre of the room.
• I was quite emaciated last year at the East, and the doctor told me to dig in the elements.
• In stature she was tall, somewhat slender, and, in her latter days, even emaciated.
• A young man, thin, emaciated, with gaunt, hollow face, abnormally bright eyes and sallow skin, entered.
• He had been one of the ragged, emaciated band of British prisoners of war who had shivered through that first long winter in the starvation camp of Friedrichsfeld, near Wesel.

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