Emaciation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EMACIATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of making very lean
• the state of being abnormally thin or weak
• The act of making very lean.
• The state of being emaciated or reduced to excessive leanness; an excessively lean condition.
• extreme leanness (usually caused by starvation or disease)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to waste away physically

Words related to EMACIATION

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Words that contain EMACIATION

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How to use EMACIATION in a sentence

• Thin to the point of emaciation, a wide striped, ill-fitting dress of some cheap material accentuated the angular lines of her body.
• He saw the dark rings come out beneath the drooping lids, and the paleness of the parted lips, and the terrible emaciation of the thin hand.
• I had some years ago a gentleman of rank and fortune under my care, for a deranged state of the digestive organs, accompanied with extreme emaciation.
• Yet this emaciation seemed to be his natural habit, and due to no disease, for his eye was bright, his step brisk, and his bearing assured.
• The East Indian who stood before Jack Everson, thoroughly cowed and submissive, was unusually tall, dark, and thin to emaciation.
• At the end of about two months they made their appearance, but in so deplorable a state of emaciation that we could scarcely recognise them.
• The material seemed to be draped on her tall figure, thin to emaciation.
• Each attack is of longer duration, and eventually death results from continued suffering, emaciation and intoxication.
• There is loss of appetite, rapid emaciation, the flank is tucked up and the back arched.
• His face was thin to emaciation, and his long, white hair fell in tangled masses, with his huge beard, upon his half-naked shoulders and bare chest.
• He was a man of not yet forty, furtive, ill-looking and lean to emaciation.
• It was a very tall man, thin almost to emaciation, with long arms and big hands and feet.
• A deathly pallor of the countenance, extreme emaciation, loss of strength, and general debility mark the effects of the constant drain upon the system.
• Emaciation and debility become more marked even than in the male, and the worst results are produced sooner, being hastened by the sedentary habits of these females, generally.
• Gaunt, lean-faced men, women thin to the point of emaciation, and children whose wizened faces made them look like old men, lined the route weeping for joy at their deliverance.
• In general build the Bushman is slim and lean almost to emaciation.
• Farrell went to the sitting-room door to meet her, and it seemed both to him and Hester that in spite of her emaciation and her pallor, she brought the spring in with her.
• The face was a thin but perfect oval, lengthened a little by depth of chin and height of forehead, as now also by unnatural emaciation and distress.
• Unflinchingly she ran the needle into the white flesh, noting with a detached sort of pity his emaciation.
• Again, the face is often the last to shew emaciation.
• Her robe, which was folded across her breast, showed the emaciation of her beautiful figure.
• Benedict was the same whom he had left many months before in the rags of a pauper and the emaciation of a feeble convalescent.
• About a year ago he evinced symptoms of breaking down, cough, emaciation, and debility.

Similar words containing ACIA without suffix tion and without prefix em

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