Sample Sentences foremaciated (editor-reviewed)
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She was emaciated, but the doctor said the chemotherapy cured her cancer.emaciated = unhealthfully thin
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What's left of Foxface's emaciated body is lifted into the air. (source)emaciated = very thin (as though having wasted away)
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A poor, emaciated, dried-up Jew questioned him avidly in a trembling voice: (source)emaciated = unhealthfully thin
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...leading a half-dozen emaciated goats along the side of the road. (source)
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There wasn't a sound inside the emaciated chest cavity. (source)
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He was emaciated and nervous, although he tried to hide it. (source)
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But we are emaciated and starved. (source)emaciated = unhealthfully thin
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He came forward, holding his belt by one hand. The holes in it marked the progress of his emaciation and... (source)emaciation = becoming unhealthfully thinstandard suffix: The suffix "-tion", converts a verb into a noun that denotes the action or result of the verb. Typically, there is a slight change in the ending of the root verb, as in action, education, and observation.
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At a gesture from the Demon, the armored ogres stood aside and made way for a horse-drawn cart pulled by two emaciated mares. (source)emaciated = unhealthfully thin
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He'd lost much of his hair since turning fifty, and his belly, always undernourished in appearance, now suggested a shriveled emaciation.† (source)
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No emaciated waif, she was solid and female. (source)
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But what was startling was the emaciation of his face.† (source)
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Then the van doors opened, and a short, almost emaciated youth of about twenty stepped out. (source)
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He was gaunt almost to emaciation and had lost track of time.† (source)
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"Aye, Gabriel Marez," the gray, emaciated face smiled weakly, "it does my heart good to see an old compadre, an old vaquero—" (source)
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A man with a big frame but gaunt now almost to emaciation, with a short reddish beard which resembled a disguise and above which his pale eyes had a quality at once visionary and alert, ruthless and reposed in a face whose flesh had the appearance of pottery, of having been colored by that oven's fever either of soul or environment, deeper than sun alone beneath a dead impervious surface as of glazed clay.† (source)
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