etiolated

His abstract and etiolated internationalism has been replaced by the warm humanity of writers like, say, David or Pernerstorfer.

In America the sentiment of the etiolated, the brainless, the prudish, the hypocrite is the censor.

But no matter how etiolated and sickly the thought, it regains its colour and health when it breathes the literary air.

And he had a kind of sickness very repulsive to a sensitive girl, something cunning and etiolated and degenerate.

The undergrowth was green, but in the etiolated way of plants which have little light, though that may have been my fancy.

His voice was hollow, etiolated like a flower grown in darkness.

Then the pale, etiolated voices of the nuns, the wailing of these weak voices—there were three altos, three sopranos—began again.

Pauline surrendered, and they went across the etiolated lawn towards the entrance.

Mr. Jevons, however, adduces it as proof of 'the existence of the totem-sacrament,' surviving 'in an etiolated form.'

Suddenly began the plaint of the organ, and some half-dozen voices sang a hymn; and these pale, etiolated voices interested her.