emaciated

IPA: ɪmˈeɪʃieɪtɪd

Examples of "emaciated" in Sentences

The mare was also emaciated.
He was emaciated and laughing manically.
He was extremely emaciated and dehydrated.
They hadn't fed him, and he was emaciated.
They were emaciated and their hair was matted.
On the 1-to-9 scale, 1 is described as emaciated, 5 is ideal and 9 is grossly obese.
"I could feel myself dying - I felt my life ebbing away," she said, recalling her emaciated body.
The dog was described as "emaciated, but alive" after it had been adrift since the March 11 disaster.
The hawk was captured weighing 424 grams and was called "emaciated" by conservancy Vice President Linda Moore.
Yet he recalled the emaciated face and form, the cough, the trailing step, Miss Foster's anxiety, some comments overheard in the village.
A boat was sent after the helicopter ran low on fuel, and rescuers were able to catch the dog, who was described as "emaciated but alive."
The trio of ESPN commentators are concerned that Novak Djokovic is looking "emaciated" and that Roger Federer's arms look "like a ten-year-old boy's."
The adult male lion, described as emaciated and showing other signs of starvation, was later killed by wildlife officials after it attacked a dog brought in to track it.
Well, we're being told by these two sources again, one of them who had actually seen the body in the hospital room after Michael Jackson had passed away, and it was described as emaciated, completely emaciated.