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emaciate

[ih-mey-shee-eyt] / ɪˈmeɪ ʃiˌeɪt /






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Some experts thought it was lack of food, as evidenced by the birds' emaciated, dehydrated bodies.

From Salon

What remains of the state’s emaciated state press corps is now squeezed into small and relatively bland offices within the Capitol.

From Seattle Times

The court heard a vet, who examined the dog, found it was unresponsive, emaciated and had multiple punctures to the top of its nose and head.

From BBC

An emaciated alligator found in Prospect Park last week was the latest in a long line of saw-toothed reptiles found all over New York City, raising several obvious questions: What?

From New York Times

His emaciated face and worn clothes give him an ascetic look.

From New York Times